BOAT DIVES

San Diego offers some of the finest boat diving in Southern California. Its breathtaking offshore scuba diving sites are among the most diverse and facinating on the West Coast. From Wreck Alley and the Giant Kelp Forests of Point Loma and La Jolla, to the pristine beauty of the Coronado Islands. What ever your pleasure, you are sure to find it boat diving in San Diego. Our boat dives are from fully equipped, Coast Guard approved diving vessels with some of the most enthusiastic crews in San Diego. Features include large swim steps and ladders for easy entries and exits, plenty of storage and warm showers!

Dive Sites

Wreck Alley:
A unique boat diving experience in San Diego! Wreck alley consists of a group of artificial reefs one mile off the coast of Mission Beach. In addition to excitement that comes with exploring the wrecks, each wreck is teeming with life. From schooling fish, lingcod and calico bass to stawberry anenomes, crabs and lobsters, these wrecks can provide you with that perfect scuba experience. Wrecks include: The NOSC Tower, an old weather station that blew over in the storms of 1988. (Max depth 60 feet). The El Rey, a retired kelp cutter. (Max depth 85 feet). The Ruby E, a 160' US Coast Guard cutter sunk in 1989 (Max depth 90 feet) and our new treasure, the 366' "Yukon". An 8 deck, Canadian Mckenzie class destroyer escort that was sunk in 100' of water as part of San Diego's artificial reef program! The Yukon is a wreck divers haven, and is among the most popular boat dives in San Diego. These boat dives require some experience due to their depth, but are a must see if boat diving in San Diego.