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Diving sites in Canada
Dive sites and centres for reefs, wrecks and walls — with the warm-water months.
60 places
Diving
Diving sites in Canada
Best months—Months with sea water of 22 °C or more nearby.
1
Porteau Cove Diving Area
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2
Whytecliff Park Dive Site
3
Nanaimo Dive Outfitters
Pacific Pro Dive and Marine Adventures
Brampton Scuba Instruction
Conestoga
Wrecked steamship in the Thousand Islands which is a popular Scuba diving site
Save Ontario Shipwrecks
Organization
Kelvin Grove Dive Site
Ansell Point Dive Site
Plongé
Plongé
SS Rose Castle
South Bedford Island
Race Rocks - Great Race
Race Rocks - West and Central
Barnard Castle
Swordfish Island
Saxe Point
S. F. Tolmie
Johnstone Reef
Ogden Point (The Breakwater)
Spring Bay
Telegraph Cove
Ten Mile Point
Discovery Island
Fulford Reef
Chain Islet
Brinn Rock
Virtue Rock
Mouat Reef
McKenzie Bright
Willis Point
Senanus Island
Henderson Point
Tozier Rock
White Lady (Repulse Rock)
Dyer Rocks
Wain Rock
Arbutus Island
Patey Rock
G.B. Church
Graham`s Wall
Reay Island
Joan Rock
Little Group Islands
Forest Island
Cooper Reef
Rubly Island
Arachne Reef
North Cod Reef
South Cod Reef
Imrie Island
Willis (Wrack)
M. I. Wilcox (Wreck)
Specular (Wrack)
George Worthington (Wrack)
Tasmania (Wrack)
Lycoming (Wrack)
Monarch (Wreck)
Wexford (Wrack)
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Frequently asked questions
How many diving sites are there in Canada?
Atlas of Seasons lists 60 notable diving sites in Canada.
What are the best diving sites in Canada?
The best-known are Conestoga, Save Ontario Shipwrecks, and Kelvin Grove Dive Site.