Caribsea Wreck

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4.4 nm from Cape Lookout Shoal buoy R"2"

AR-285 - "NANCY LEE" is also known as George Summerlin Reef AR-285 - 130' steel hull fishing vessel "NANCY LEE".

AR-285 - "NANCY LEE"

Concrete pipe: 605 pieces, 60" by 8'
34° 33.567' / 076° 26.250'

Concrete pipe: 50 large pieces
34° 33.467' / 076° 26.300' and
34° 33.500' / 076° 26.283'

High Profile units: 10
34° 33.350' / 076° 26.333'

Reef Balls®: 100
34° 33.383' / 076° 26.383' to 
34° 33.350' / 076° 26.400'

Manhole sections and risers: 80 pieces
34° 33.378' / 076° 26.204'

4.4 nm from Cape Lookout Shoal buoy R"2"

AR-285 - Buoy is also known as George Summerlin Reef AR-285 - Buoy.

AR-285 - Buoy

Fenwick Island Wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in USA, North Carolina, Cape Lookout which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Fenwick Island Wreck

Concrete pipe: 740 pieces 48" by 8'
34° 50.067' / 076° 17.017' to 
34° 50.033' / 076° 17.017' and 
34° 50.100' / 075° 16.983'

Reef Balls®: 100 in one tight group
34° 50.083' / 076° 17.033' to 
34° 50.133' / 076° 17.066'

5 birdhouse stands, 1/2 "H" unit, 5 inshore sinkers, 10 "H" unit molds
34° 50.100' / 076° 16.800'

APAC concrete mixing drum
34° 50.085' / 076° 16.801'

Concrete pipe: 179 tons
34° 50.127' / 076° 16.729' to 
34°50.148' / 076° 16.739'

2.0 nm from the north end of Drum Inlet Warning: Drum Inlet is not a maintained inlet. Please exercise caution when using this inlet.

AR-275 - Buoy is also known as Billy Smith Reef AR-275 - Buoy.

AR-275 - Buoy



2.0 nm from the north end of Drum Inlet Warning: Drum Inlet is not a maintained inlet. Please exercise caution when using this inlet.

AR-275 - "GULF COAST" is also known as Billy Smith Reef AR-275 - 130' menhaden vessel  "GULF COAST".

AR-275 - "GULF COAST"



2.0 nm from the north end of Drum Inlet Warning: Drum Inlet is not a maintained inlet. Please exercise caution when using this inlet

AR-275 - "MISS CLARA" is also known as Billy Smith Reef AR-275 - 65' crew boat "MISS CLARA".

AR-275 - "MISS CLARA"

Tamaulipas Wreck

Concrete pipe: 1000 pieces 48" by 8'
34° 18.617' / 076° 24.133'
34° 18.567' / 076° 24.533'
34° 18.467' / 076° 24.567'
34° 18.533' / 076° 24.550'
34° 18.417' / 076° 24.600'
34° 18.600' / 076° 24.550' to 
34° 18.167' / 076° 24.550'

Concrete pipe: 500 pieces 48" by 8'
34° 18.517' / 076° 24.300'
34° 18.633' / 076° 24.150'

21.8 nm from the Beaufort Inlet sea buoy,
500 yards north of buoy R"14"

AR-300 - US Navy Yard Oiler FS-26 is also known as Hardee's Reef AR-300 - 174' US Navy Yard Oiler FS-26.

AR-300 - US Navy Yard Oiler FS-26

Great diving location if you're boat dives are over or blown out. Viz is normally in the 5-15 foot range and occasionally flares up to 20-30 feet. All sorts of life are present. Hard corals, Some soft corals, sea grasses and anemones are regulars. Octopus and stone crab are regulars as well. All manner of smaller bait fish live here as well as some juvenile tropicals. Contact Discovery Diving or Olympus Dive Center for further details. 



Radio Island Rock Jetty is also known as Radio Island.

Caribsea Wreck

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Caribsea Wreck