Brockville and the 1000 Islands region has gained critical acclaim as being one of the “World’s Best Fresh Water Scuba Diving” destinations. Part of the attraction to this site is the water clarity and that there is no thermocline. This unique and rewarding diving experience offers exploration of century old shipwrecks and artefacts that are scattered along the Saint Lawrence River bottom. Shipwrecks close by include the H.P. Bigelow, Lillie Parsons, John B. King, Robert Gaskin, Muscallonge, Fleur Marie and the Rothesay. Just off the shores of Brockville you will also find a unique dive site full of underwater statues.

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The boat charter FEE includes 2 boat dives per day.
Rentals, accommodations, and food are extra.
Scuba courses available upon request.

*PLEASE NOTE: All divers must be certified minimum as Advanced Open Water and present logged deep (100 ft+) and drift dives in the last 18 months. These dive sites may have strong currents and low visibility. Experience in these conditions is MANDATORY.

If you are unsure about your qualifications, our friendly staff will help you out.*

Where better to enjoy a weekend diving than at Fathom Five National Marine Park – Shipwreck Diving Capital of Canada. Explore the archipelago of 19 islands where submerged forests, canyons and underwater waterfalls date back to a time before modern man. View the remains of ancient coral in this once tropical sea. Sheer cliffs, limestone overhangs and large caves can be found both on the islands and submerged beneath the water. For the diving enthusiast, the remains of over 20 historical shipwrecks also lie beneath these clear, cold waters, like the Barque Arabia, W.L. Wetmore, and Forest City.

Click here for maps and directions.

The $300 boat charter includes 2 boat dives per day.
Rentals, accommodations, and food are extra.
Scuba courses available upon request.

*PLEASE NOTE: All divers must be certified minimum as Advanced Open Water and present logged deep (100 ft+) and cold water (< 50°F or 10°C) dives in the last 18 months. These dive sites are extremely cold and may have strong currents and sometimes low visibility. Experience in these conditions is MANDATORY.

If you are unsure about your qualifications, please ask our friendly staff.*