Dive sites in USA

Moonstone Cove LA County, USA

Sandy bottom with Horn Sharks, shovel nose sharks and rays in the sand

Morse Point Santa Barbara, USA

Kelp and sand. Calico Bass, Garaboldi, Barracuda and Sea Lions

Navy Barge Pensacola, USA

Sunk in 1993 as an artificial reef

Nelson Ledges Quarry State… Nelson Ledges Quarry State Park, USA

Aquatic life includes: bass,bluegill, crappie, catfish, and freshwater jellyfish.

Neptune Memorial Reef Miami, USA

The Neptune Memorial Reef project is the largest man made reef ever conceived and provides an extraordinary living resting place for the departed, an environmental and ecological masterpiece, a superb laboratory for marine biologists, students, researchers and ecologists, and an aesthetically…

Net Reef Santa Barbara, USA

Rocky reefs covered by Gorgonians, brittle stars and nudibranchs.

New Orleans Alpena, USA

Collided with steamer WILLIAM R. LINN in heavy fog and sank. Most of crew boarded LINN when the vessels were "stuck together." Located 10 mi from Thunder Bay Island Light.Type: Wooden propeller, bulk freightDimensions: 232 x 38 x 14Condition: Generally intact but broken in the center and split at…

Nicholas Canyon LA County, USA

Nicholas Canyon is a great location for naturalists and photographers skilled at making entrances in less than favorable conditions.The main diving locations at Nicholas Canyon are the kelp paddies in front of the lifeguard tower and to the right of the lifeguard tower.The ecosystem at Nicholas…

Niles Beach Niles Beach, USA

This is the spare tire of dive sites - when everything else is blown out, Niles is often okay to dive.This is a great back up site for instructors with classes.There is not a lot to see, although photographers claim the eel grass offers a lot of small marine life. The bottom is a combination of sand…

Nine Fathom Bank LA County, USA

Big Lobsters and sheepshead

Noonday Rock San Francisco, USA

Hydrocorals, Rockfish, Ling Cod. a beautiful spot

Nordmeer Alpena, USA

Miscalculated a turn and ran aground 7 miles northeast of Thunder Bay Island. Expected to be recovered, but a big storm a few days later wrecked her bottom. Her crew stayed aboard after the grounding, planning to assist with the recovery, but had to be rescued by Coast Guard helicopter during the…

Normans Woe Normans Woe, USA

For advanced divers and hikers!

North Jetty Florence North Jetty Florence, USA

Good crabbing

NOSC Tower Wreck San Diego, USA

Those who have dived on the oil platforms know of the abundance of marine life that clings to the vertical steel members. And wreck divers know also how those hard metal surfaces attract much of the same kind of wonderful marine growth?thick, lush, vibrant and colorful. Wrecks and towers make for a…

Noula Express Fort Lauderdale, USA

Stern is almost over the third reef at deep maximum of 65 feet (19 Meters ) and I am guessing that this wreck is went down about four years ago. Some penetration to wreck is possible with proper training, some fishes on wreck like smalls Hog fish, jakes, barracudas and tropical fish but nothing…

Ocean Cove Sonoma, USA

Oil Rig Edith LA County, USA

Ling Cod, scallops, sea lions and much more

Oil Rig Eureka LA County, USA

Sharks and sea lions some big fish

Oil Rigs Elly-Ellen LA County, USA

anemones and Sea Lions

Old Garden Beach Old Garden Beach, USA

This is a small, secluded beach with a sandy shore near Rockport Harbor.By swimming 100 yards or so straight out from the beach you can reach depths of 50?, and the bottom topography includes huge boulders.Following the shoreline to the right, depths are considerably shallower ? around 15-25 feet…

Old Kona Airport Big Island, USA

Great dive for lava tubes&occasional Manta Ray . Good viz. Should be carefull of swell.

Oops Barge Pensacola, USA

This wreck got it's name when she went down about two miles from her planned location all on her own (oops) Anyway what's left of this barge still has lots of life on it. The barge holds a large amount of fish for it's small size.

Oregon Long Island West, USA

The Oregon is a wooden liner wreck. It sunk March 6, 1886 off the coast of long island, New Jersey. It rests in deep water and contains many fishes. The wreck is in pieces and many hull plates have collapsed on the sea floor.

Orion wreck Miami, USA

The Orion was sunk as a part of the artificial reef program in 1981. It is a steel hulled tug boat.

Osborn Bank LA County, USA

purple hydrocoral, pelagics

Painted cave Santa Barbara, USA

Sea Lions around the entrance and in the inner chamber. Take a light. It is dark in there and the noise of the Sea Lions is deafening.

Palawan LA County, USA

Please visit the California Wreck Divers info page:http://www.cawreckdivers.org/Wrecks/Palawan.htmfor site information.

Palm Island Ferry St Petersburg, USA

Artificial reef. approx. 30-40' barge with culvert pipesaround that lead to another barge.Always goliath grouper, snapper, AJs, and various other species.Viz is normally decent. Usually not crowded.

Papoose Papoose, USA

Great dive! The Papoose is lying almost upside down with only the tip of her port deck sticking up from the sand. Not only is the wreck massive and amazing, but barracuda, sand tiger sharks, and reef sharks are constantly in the area.

Paradise Cove LA County, USA

Beautiful Cove for lunch off gassing between dives with kelp and a lot of small fish

Paradise Springs Central Florida Springs - Ocala, USA

This is a commercially operated dive site. Entrance fee is $27. Only certified cave divers can reach 140'... Take care !

Park Headquarters reef Keys, USA

Pretty reef in shallow water

Pawley's Island Reef Pawleys Island Reef, USA

48 ft Tugboat, spud barges and reef material. This site holds large numbers of flounder.

PC Barge Pensacola, USA

This barge was sunk in 1990 and had radio towers added the next year. It make for a good dive with easy underwater navigation. Lots of life on this wreck near the radio towers.

Pebbly Beach LA County, USA

Mantis shrimp can be found here!

Pelican Bay Santa Barbara, USA

Halibut in the sand and Abalone in the rocy areas. Sea Lions sometimes.

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