These dive sites are in Alexandria Bay, NY, which is easily accessible and very touristic.  The Islander wreck starts shallow and is in low current so is suitable for Basic or Advanced divers. Just east of the wreck location is a scuba park, similar in a sense to the Centeen, Prescott Scuba park concepts.  There […]

This is a great dive spot for divers at any level. There is a small wreck and a couple of old anchors to see. In 2023 the city added a porta-potti and change rooms and in 2024 will add a scuba bench.

This popular site has many attractions including a plane and other items of interest. The water is typically very cold though at any depth so a two layer wetsuit is required with a hood and gloves. A good reference site is: https://www.neptune-scuba.info/ca/qc/carriere-morrison-en.html The fee is $20 for entry (cash) to be paid to the quarry […]

This is a great short drift dive starting at the "Wreck Wee Hawk". We then swim to the entrance of Lock 28 and then drift downstream and eventually cross into the main channel and end up on the Conestoga (Connie), where you can loop around. We often also dive back to near the entrance location. […]

Lock 21 is a fairly high current dive so should only be done by advanced divers who are comfortable with higher current dives. It is located off the south-western end of Macdonell Island near Long Sault. Web information sources: SOS provides a great description and sketch of the lock: https://saveontarioshipwrecks.ca/diverguides/lock-21/ Neptune: https://www.neptune-scuba.info/ca/on/ecluse-lock-21-en.html New York Times […]

This is a shallow, almost no current dive. We simply travel around an old lock. There can be some pike or carp or other interesting fish depending on the time of year. It is recommended to use a dive float as their can be some boat traffic. You will also want to have a light. […]

This is a great dive spot for basic divers. There is a line from the shore to the wreck. Don't forget to bring flashlights to this site! SOS and Augusta Township provide great info about this site. DCIM100GOPROGOPR0416.JPG Roger Lacasse has posted a great 3D model of the wreck on the 3dshipwrecks website.