Charters
Novice or New Diver
Green Light Blinker (William B. Diggs)
N-W 45 Ft The Diggs is often referred to as the 'Green Light Blinker' due to the navigation aid located nearby. A wooden hulled barge that sank in 1934. Plentiful in cold water coral, muscl...
Clermont Dredge
N - 45 ft This shallow wreck lies in 45 feet of water and used mostly for training. However, it is an excellent spot for spearfishing. This large, steam-powered dredge was used to dig the Dela...
Two Tugs
N - 70 Ft Part of the Cape May reef, Allen R tug was sank in 2004 within a few feet of the Georgia Moran. An excellent dive for flounder, seabass, and to work on navig...
Cecilia J Brown
N-W - 60 ft Built in 1944, by Decatur Iron and Steel of Decatur, Alabama ( hull #DPC-42 ) as the DPC-42 for the United States Defense Plant Corporation. The tug was later sold and renamed...
Sachem/ Rock Pile
N- 70ft / 70ft Lying on it's port side this old schooner barge probably carried a cargo of coal, a good lobster wreck with many crevices. Wreck 2 is the rock pile stand 20 feet off ...
Red Oak Cutter
N - 45 Ft The Red Oak was the fifth of five 157-foot coastal buoy tenders built by the Coast Guard Yard that entered service between 1964 and 1971. They were the first new class...
Georgia Moran
N - 70 Ft Built in 1949, by Levingston Shipbuilding of Orange, Texas the Georgia Moran was powered by a single, Cleveland 16-278A diesel-electric engine. She was a single screw tug, rated...
Texas Star
N-W - 80 Ft The Texas Star was built in 1977 on a multi-purpose supply ship hull, probably to service offshore oil platforms. The vessel was refitted as a floating casino in 1986&nbs...
Student Dive
Intro to NJ Diving
Lake Green
A beautiful fresh water lake with blue waters, perfect for introductory experience and practice dives fo all levels.This Lake is privately owned and rented through Atlantic Divers. Please respect t...
Miss Beth
This 146 ton, 80 foot fishing vessel was built in 1974 by ANDY INTERNATIONAL - BROWNSVILLE TX, U.S.A. Formerly also known as SOUTHPORT II, ELKA J, QUAHOG, It was sank at the Cape May reef on Janu...
Sea Transporter
This large 135’ clam dredge was sank Friday August 21, 1992 as a part of the Cape May Artificial Reef. This is a large swim around sitting upright in 70 feet, making for an interesting...
Heritage Hull
On September 20, 2001 the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife sunk a 120-foot Coast Guard cutter on its Cape May Artificial Reef Site. This particular design of cutter was rejected...
Twilight Dive
Late afternoon dive on a shallow wreck, allowing longer bottom time and more opportunity for nocturnal life to appear. Lobsters and fish venture out as the sun sets. A good chance for novice dive...
Salt Barge
This 150 foot long test barge was sunk Friday April 9, 1993 as part of Cape May reef. The "Salt Barge" was used by the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard to carry saltwater for testing o...
Barge Wayne
Located at the southwest corner of Townsend Inlet Reef at a distance of 1.3 NM is the 41-foot wreck of the barge Wayne, a 436 ton wooden schooner that sank Wednesday May 25, 1932. This long ...
Becky Lee
The retired 85-foot trawler was sank on July 25, 1991 in the Cape May reef. 60 feet
Winthrop
The Winthrop was a fishing trawler, one of twenty sisters built at Bath Iron Works in 1948. Under the Marshal Plan,they were sent to Europe to make up for losses to the French fishing f...
Kings Point tug
Built in 1956, by Equitable Equipment of Madisonville, Louisiana for the Curtis Bay Towing Company of Baltimore, Maryland. She was a single screw tug, rated at 2,400 horsepower. Sunk on&nbs...
