Dive map (September 2016)

From the map above you can see that we have a lot of very cooling diving in two main areas Stuart Channel (left)and Trincomali Channel (right), this region we call the Salish Sea. Stuart Channel parallel to Vancouver island is a low current area where we find Shallow and deep reefs on both the Vancouver Island side and on the Thetis/Kuper Island side of the Channel. Rocky mountain peaks rise up from the bottom and support a variety of fish and invertebrate species for your scuba diving enjoyment. Stuart Channel  scuba diving sites features reefs and pinnacles that are home to Cloud sponge, Octopus, wolf-eel and abundant rockfish, some unique species include black rockfish, brown rockfish, tiger rockfish and vermilion rockfish. Seals are often observed on some of our haul out reefs. Trincomali Channel has many current dependent dive sites including Porlier Pass, Alcala and Galiano wall. There are numerous sites to visit to give you a full days diving. With the good tidal exchange you will find many species of Rockfish, giant lingcod, soft corals, Nudibranch, Starfish and anemones.