Discover Diving-Local Sites

*Occasional night dives or other leave times may be planned. Please call for specific time.

By Boat		By Beach
SITE	Description	SITE	Description
So. MAINE/NEW HAMPSHIRE
Isle of Shoals	Variety of sites, from seal dives to wall dives, very pretty.	Nubble Light	Very pretty shore dive in York, ME. Depths up to 60 feet.
Boone Island, ME	Seal Dive	Fort Foster	Old submarine lookout fort in Kittery, ME. Fee to get in and closes at dusk.
		Great Island Common	Lots of fish and eel grass. Great place for a picnic too. Very shallow at low tide.
		US Cost Guard Station/Hart's Cove, New Castle, NH	Go on 1B and follow the signs for the Coast Guard Station. Dive on the left side of the town pier.
		Fort Stark	Good dive in New Castle
		McKiney Park, Winnepasaukee	Nice fresh water dive in Wolfboro
		Pulpit Rocks	Nice dive in Rye across from the submarine lookout tower.
		Seal Rocks	Next to Pulpit
CAPE ANN
Chester Polling	75 -100 ft. Stern ½ of tanker, upright, & lovely.	Back Beach	Easy entry and exit with lots to see. Metered parking and bathrooms.
Nina T	80 - 100 ft. Wooden fishing trawler intact upright	Old Garden Beach	Horseshoe reef with sand in the middle. Good lobsters.
Haight	45 ft. Great wreck, over 100’ of ship’s bow.	Folly Cove	Very pretty dive with tough parking.
Chelsea	50-70 ft. Bow ½ of tanker, somewhat intact	Magnolia Rocks	Very pretty dive with an entry that can be difficult in rougher seas..
Halfway Rock	0 - 100 ft. Wall dive, lots of invertebrates	Cathedral Rocks	Deep dive from shore with a long, rocky incline to the water.
Paddock Rock	0 - 80 ft. Pinnacle, dramatic drop offs, trenches	Pebble Beach	Southeasterly exposure, is a easy rocky or sandy entry. Depth 15 to 35+ feet. A reef is located to the right when facing the ocean.