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 waters around Vancouver can be as warm as 20+ degrees Celsius. Unfortunately it is only the top five to ten meters of water that are this warm. Below that surface layer, which only exists in summer, it is a …
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 …
Not for the faint of heart, diving at Pam Rocks and Christie Islet is for the most adventurous divers only. You either need to charter a boat or you are in for a long paddle. Apart from that currents are …
Hicks Lake is 55 meters deep and another great lake for depth training but nothing else.
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Alouette Lake is 152m deep, not much to see but excellent/perfect conditions for deep diving and extremely deep water right off the shore if you enter at the correct point.
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Sasamat lake is a good place to freedive. Sasamat lake reaches a maximum depth of 35 meters, which is accessible right next to one entry. We do not know exactly where this is (if you do, add a comment).
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