This is a relaxed dive site, mainly because you will always be the only diver! It is far from the city and and reaches depths of 30 m + with some walls. Presumably you will find the walls diving around …
Jug Island can either be reached by kayak, or you can swim from the northern tip of Belcarra Park (see the park map here). If you decide to swim, it is approximately 100 meters to the southern tip …
Whisky Cove is a good spot in Belcarra park if you like to search for small life on a steep wall. There is parking on Belcarra bay r0ad, about 0.7 km after the turnoff from Bedwell bay road (see the …
The wreck of the VT100 used to be the most popular wreck to dive in BC. This was mainly due to the fact that it was the only wreck that could be accessed from the shore before Porteau Cove was …
Twin Islands is a diving site in Indian Arm that is a short paddle north of Raccoon Island. The area in between the two islands is shallow and you can watch some small schools of fish from the surface …
Raccoon Island is accessible by boat or kayak. It is located about 4 kilometers north of Deep Cove and paddling there should take you less than an hour.
There is a small beach where you can haul your boat up …
The Northern Walls are a few steep drop offs towards the northeast of lookout point. The entry is the same as the entry for the Whytecliffe Express and Lookout Point. That means you park in the normal Whytecliffe park parking …
This is a nice wall that goes to about 30 meters deep, but currents can be extreme and it will be very hard to hit the tide just right. Many seals hang out here and even if you get swept …
A good safe diving spot for beginners. It doesn’t get too deep if you stick around the steep sloping bottom and the shallow wall to the right and there is a lot of small life hanging around. Crabs, krill, schools …
The Whytecliffe islet is another good spot to dive around. You can access Whytecliffe Islet right off the beach. A very entertaining thing happens if you go at low tide. You will see people hopping over the boulders towards the …
