Another advance dive for those comfortable with current dives as the slack between current can be short so expect a ride along the bottom.
Close to downtown Campbell River. Popular night dive location.
Only available by boat, you will need to keep a captain at the helm as there is no place to tie or anchor and you may be carried along by the current.
Only accessible by boat, divers will see Ling cod guarding their favourite perch and along on wall overhang, a pair of Wolf eels can be found.
Although called a wreck dive, in fact the retired double ender vessel was a BC Ferry at one time long ago and purposely sunk for divers to enjoy.
Best known for the masses of Strawberry Anemones, Row and Be Damned is another popular current dive site across from Campbell River.
This is a perfect environment to find Giant Pacific Octopus and Puget Sound King Crabs along with a number of other crab species.
Seymour Narrows can experience tidal currents up to 15 knots so you must have experience diving in currents and recognize when its time to surface.
The site on the outside north end of the island drops down to over 40 meters just a few meters off the rugged shore.
Although much of the wreck sits below 20 meters deep, the marine life is still finding the hull a comfortable home.
Due to the strong currents, life is abundant and the dive needs to be done during a slack in the currents.
One of the more popular boat dive sites along the Quadra Island shoreline.