Divers are starting to notice . . . .  

     Some of you have been diving North Carolina for years, and know it's been among diving's best kept secrets.  

     But if North Carolina is new to you, here's some more info.  The readers of a major dive magazine rated North Carolina NUMBER ONE (#1) in North America and number 3 in the world for wreck diving.  The same divers rated North Carolina NUMBER ONE (#1) in North America for big animal encounters and Number Two (#2) for overall diving experience.

     What makes me love North Carolina diving is:

• the abundance of fish and other marine life--the abundance of swimming creatures is better than anywhere else I've been.  
• warm water.  Water temperatures vary, but in the summer we expect 75 to 80 degree water.
• water clarity.  In the summer, we expect 50 to 100 feet of vis on most dive sites.
• shipwrecks.  There's nothing like the mystery and adventure of descending onto the remains of ships sunk long ago.