Dive Sites

Enjoy excerpts from our dive logs. The following dive site descriptions are all easily accessed by Dynamike Diving.

HMCS Columbia

Sister Ship to HMCS Chaudiere. Placed in approximately 80 feet by the B.C. Artificial Reef Society in on June 22, 1996 as an artificial reef. In a protected cove near Seymour Narrows this dive site is not as exposed to the tidal currents that affect much of the Quadra Island area. Swim around the forward section and see the deck littered with lithoid crabs, tunicates and occasionally swimming scallops. Look through the large cut out sections and view the interior of the ship.  

Please visit http://www.artificialreef.bc.ca 

Row and be Damned

Diving fast and furious. This dive when done on slower tidal exchanges becomes one of the most scenic drift dives you will ever experience. A 60 foot bottom and a 4 knot current allows you to soar like Superman. Observe the vast array of sponges and soft corals. Duck behind a large rock and relax in the quiet leeward water while looking for the elusive Red Fur and Heart Crabs.

North Vancouver Ferry #3

A fascinating story of a ferry gone missing, lost owners and a midnight voyage to give Her a new home. Make sure you ask Dynamike about this exciting story of love and the Law next time you see him! 

What a beautiful dive. Be mesmerized by the diversity of life on this wreck.  She hosts life on every single square inch..

Keep your eyes open for the large octopus living under the stern section, evidenced by the many Puget Sound King crab bodies strewn about

Seymour Narrows

The site of the largest ever non-nuclear explosion in the world. This event marked the end of Ripple Rock as a danger to shipping. This narrow passage is subjected to tidal exchanges exceeding 16 knots. When dived on the slack you may see that the large volumes of water nourish the abundance of invertebrate marine life clinging to the wall. Check all of the cracks for the large dominant Ling Cod that call them home.

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