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Lat. 45.249534 Lon. -81.612915
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Entry Fees (if applicable)
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This entry is a reasonably simply entry. The entry is made up of large fist size rocks.
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Beyond Limited. Most of the site parking is along the side of the "one-lane" road and on a long steep hill.
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Distance to Suit-Up location from Parking
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It is best to drop your gear off at the bottom and then park your vehicle as long as nobody has parked at the very
bottom blocking access.
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Distance to Water from Suit-Up location
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Typical visibility is 15 ft to 30 ft
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Description of Typical current
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There is rarely a current present making for a nice comfortable dive
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Typical Water Temperature
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May = 38 degrees
June = 45 degrees
July = 55 degrees
August = 60 degrees
September = 66 degrees
October = 58 degrees
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Some crayfish and lots of small fish.
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Beneath the Surface Attractions
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- Unique and interesting rocks and rock formations
- Other than that, I do not recall much there.
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There are restaurants and shops in Tobermory. The Chi Chi Man ferry from Tobermory to Manitoulin Island is a big
part of the traffic in Tobermory.
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Typical Hazards & things to watch out for
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- Park Regulations stipulate that a dive flag MUST be towed with you at this site.
- Park Regulations also stipulate that you MUST stay within the boundaries marked by buoys.
- Descend close to shore and ascend close to shore. Boats in the area often use the flag as a slalom flag.
- Boaters are always a concern.
- If you had to park a ways from the "beach", be very careful because it is a VERY LONG walk up the hill in all your
gear. I have done it and it is VERY LONG.
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