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| San Diego, California World Class Wreck Diving |
Deep in the heart of San Diego's Mission Bay lies one of the boldest artificial reef initiatives in the Scuba
Diving world - Wreck Alley! While San Diego offers many reasons for tourists to flock there year round, the
lure of Wreck Alley to Scuba divers is a loud and crisp call. Beautiful weather combined with world class
wreck diving has an appeal to anyone who has taken a Giant Stride into the World's Oceans looking for
mystery and adventure.
Wreck Alley has six vessels that were intentionally sunk. These wrecks have become the playground and
training facilities for divers around the world. The six wrecks are the Ruby E, Shooter's Fantasy, El Rey, the
NOSC Tower, the P-38 and the signature dive or Wreck Alley, the HMS Yukon. It's hard to believe all of these
beautiful artificial reefs are within minutes of each other and only one mile of the San Diego Coast. The sites
are buoyed by the San Diego Oceans Foundation so divers have descent/ascent lines to easily find the
wrecks and also to use for safety stops after their dive.
Most of the dives lie in 70 to 100 feet of water. The water temp varies from the low 50s in the winter time to
the high 60s in the summer time. Good thermal protection and cold water experience is generally
recommended. While diving in San Diego is
Diving world - Wreck Alley! While San Diego offers many reasons for tourists to flock there year round, the
lure of Wreck Alley to Scuba divers is a loud and crisp call. Beautiful weather combined with world class
wreck diving has an appeal to anyone who has taken a Giant Stride into the World's Oceans looking for
mystery and adventure.
Wreck Alley has six vessels that were intentionally sunk. These wrecks have become the playground and
training facilities for divers around the world. The six wrecks are the Ruby E, Shooter's Fantasy, El Rey, the
NOSC Tower, the P-38 and the signature dive or Wreck Alley, the HMS Yukon. It's hard to believe all of these
beautiful artificial reefs are within minutes of each other and only one mile of the San Diego Coast. The sites
are buoyed by the San Diego Oceans Foundation so divers have descent/ascent lines to easily find the
wrecks and also to use for safety stops after their dive.
Most of the dives lie in 70 to 100 feet of water. The water temp varies from the low 50s in the winter time to
the high 60s in the summer time. Good thermal protection and cold water experience is generally
recommended. While diving in San Diego is
generally easy to access for all divers, because of the depths involved, advanced
certification is usually the standard operating procedure. The depths for most of Wreck
Alley's sunken vessels are outside beginner certification limits.
There are many boat operators that work out of Mission Bay and trolley divers back and forth.
Good training is vital to ensure a safe and enjoyable time while diving Wreck Alley. We at the
Academy of Scuba have assembled an incredible professional dive staff and offer training
for both beginners, advanced and technical wreck divers.
We look forward to wreck diving with you soon. Please contact us with any questions!
certification is usually the standard operating procedure. The depths for most of Wreck
Alley's sunken vessels are outside beginner certification limits.
There are many boat operators that work out of Mission Bay and trolley divers back and forth.
Good training is vital to ensure a safe and enjoyable time while diving Wreck Alley. We at the
Academy of Scuba have assembled an incredible professional dive staff and offer training
for both beginners, advanced and technical wreck divers.
We look forward to wreck diving with you soon. Please contact us with any questions!
| Canadian Destroyer HMS Yukon |
| Learn Wreck Diving with Richie Kohler in San Diego's Wreck Alley |