The GB church is an amazing wreck that was sunk off of the coast of Portland Island. Portland Island can be reached by boat and has a few campsites on it. You can also kayak or in low winds, canoe …
Hardy Ball point has great diving. It is not a true wall, but somewhere in between a steep rocky slope and a wall. It drops off nice and fast and has lots of life around. There are amazing vase sponges …
This post was submitted by David Denz, an avid freediver on Vancouver Island who shares his freediving shots on flickr.
McCreight Lake is a very secluded location and is well known to anglers but nice and quiet because the …
This diving location was submitted by David Denz, an avid freediver on Vancouver Island who shares his freediving shots on Flickr.
Cameron Lake is a lake north of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. Head north from Nanaimo or South from …
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 …
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 …
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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Protected alternate entry for Porteau Cove in case the weather is too rough for diving at the main site. In order to get to the Porteau Cove campground dive site, you go through the campground towards the beach at …
