British Columbia Scuba Diving
134 Dive Sites
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Albert Head Lagoon | Novice | 0 |
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Ansell Point | Intermediate | 0 |
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Arachne Reef | Novice | 0 |
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Arbutus Island | Novice | 0 |
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Baines Bay | Novice | 0 |
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Batchelor Cove | Novice | 0 |
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Bear Cove | Novice | 0 |
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Beechey Head | Novice | 0 |
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Belcarra Bay | Novice | 0 |
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Bird Islet - South Reef | Novice | 0 |
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Bold Bluff Point | Novice | 0 |
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Bonnie Bay | Novice | 0 |
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Bowyer Island - East Wall | Novice | 0 |
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Bowyer Island - North Pinnacle | Novice | 0 |
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Bowyer Island - Shotgun | Intermediate | 0 |
British Columbia is an immensely popular tourist destination. People come from around the world to visit this historic area and revel in the natural beauty of Canada's western province. British Columbia has everything a nature lover could wish for; from large, wide-open beaches to soaring mountains, and now many divers believe that British Columbia is home to some of the best cold water diving in the world.
British Columbia Diving
The diving area that British Columbia is famous for begins in the United States off the shores of Washington and stretches all the way to Alaska. The Emerald Sea off of British Columbia's banks has clear green tinted water and colorful cold-water marine life of all varieties. It gives divers the chance to explore rugged sites full of cliffs and walls, as well as gentle coves with little to no current. Wherever you choose to dive in British Columbia, you will be enjoying what might be the world's best cold-water diving experience.




