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The Sherman - Civil War Era Shipwreck
2 Tank Dive | Former Blockade Runner - Sitting in 52 Feet of Water
Our Most Popular Dive Site! Built in 1861, the Princess Royal (now Sherman) was 196′ long and made for running the blockades of the south. She was captured trying to run the blockade of Charleston on January 29, 1863, with a cargo of engines to be utilized in the Confederate Navy. The vessel was sold ...
North Myrtle Beach
Half Day
Coastal Scuba
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Charleston Tug - Artificial Reef - 62 Feet Deep
2 Tank Dive | An Artificial Reef Full of Life at 62 Feet Deep
Come scuba with us! • This artificial reef lies in 62 feet of water just off the coast of North Myrtle Beach. The 130 foot tug is sitting upright with the top at about 30 feet and bottoms out at 62 feet. This dive consistently produces the best inshore dive visibility. In the few seasons that it’s ...
Pinnacle Reef - Artificial Reef
2 Tank Dive | A 100 foot artificial reef
An Artificial Reef full of marine life • This site was built in 2006 out of a 100-foot barge with high steel structure welded and bolted on to create a nice swim through. Concrete was then sprayed on the deck and on to the steel to enhance marine growth. When the vessel went down, it rolled over and ...
Barracuda Alley - 63 Feet Deep Underwater Playground
2 Tank Dive | 150 Foot Barge in 63 Feet of Water. An Underwater Playground
Come scuba with us! • This artificial reef consists of a 150 foot barge, adorned with concrete piping and steel A-Frames for divers to swim through, and a dive platform for training, all nestled comfortably close to a platoon of 20 armored personnel carriers! Built in 2001, this site covers over 550ft. ...
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North Myrtle Beach
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Coastal Scuba
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The Hebe and St. Cathan
$175 | Twin Cities Wreck
Twin Cities Wreck • Also known as the Twin Cities Wreck, the Hebe, a Dutch merchant vessel, and the British sub chaser St. Cathan collided during blackout conditions in 1942. Now two of South Carolina’s most popular shipwrecks for advanced divers, they rest 1/4 mile apart in 90-110 feet of water. ...
Megalodon Ledge Dive
$250 - 2 Tank
Come out to The Meg Ledge with us! • **The Meg Ledge Dive is for Advanced Open Water Certified Divers with Enriched Air Certification (or Enriched Air Students). Located 55 miles offshore, in a 108 ft of water, The Meg Ledge is a great dive for those intrerested in finding prehistoric fossils. We drop ...