Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in North Carolina

Private quary with fee access ($15 per day). The park is located 10 miles outside of Raleigh , North Carolina - From Raleigh take 401 North ( Louisburg Road ) to Rolesville. Turn right on E. Young Street (turns into Rolesville Road ) Take E. Young Street past Century Farm Road to Quarry Road (Approx 1 mile.) Turn left on Quarry Road . Fantasy Lake Scuba Park is located 1.2 miles on your left.

I have a friend who has a beach house in NC in the Nags Head area. We did shore diving there. Since none of the 'shore sites' are marked, it's a situation of where you have to know where on the beach to start, where to park, find the condo or beach house you use to reference the dive, then go X amount distance offshore and dive down and look. For example: The Tri-Wrecks. There are 3 wrecks (trawlers) in one place in 30-45 feet of water that are 100 yards offshore of a beach house. Two of the boats collided years ago and both sunk. Another hit the wreck years later and sunk. So all three together. Lots of fish and even sharks can be found on the wreck. It's a great dive, close to shore and a boat is not needed. The surf can be kinda rough and so can surface conditions, but it's as free as the cost of an air fill. If you go up there, most of the dive shops can probably draw you a map of how to find it. Not a recommended dive for a first time diver due to rough surface conditions swimming out to the wreck or for somebody who doesn't swim well. The surface swim is rough, but conserves air. In heavy surf, you'll have to dive and swim under the waves or get beat to heck and then re-surface past them and surface swim. There are also several other dives from the shore. One south of nags head that even sticks up out of the water, so it's easy to find, near Orgeon inlet. A little web research found the OBX dive shop we use. They have a list of wrecks on their website obxdive they also give shore dives. They talk about the tri-wreck calling it the 'triangle wreck'. You'll need to get a little more info that what they have to find the tri-wrecks underwater as they aren't right on the 2nd street access, but just probably about 40-80 yards south of it on the beach. The last date we went we were lucky as a group of spear fishing skin divers took a raft out and had it tied to the wreck, so was really easy to find. :)

A quarry in Central NC, 15 feet of visibility in early spring and late fall. During the summer, visibilty decreases to about 10 feet or so.

Located on an island between Morehead City and Beaufort, parking is available at a county water access park. A hike up the beach you enter next to a fence that terminates in the water. Catch this site just before slack tide in order to ride along the rock lined channel. Lots of fish life, soft and hard corals, crabs and urchins. Maximum depth approximately 40 fsw. Top of the rocks averages around 15 fsw.

Maximum depth 92' where a Cabin Cruiser sits. Also, a school bus several vehicles, sail boat, bass boat, sea doo, air plane cockpit and various other objects. Visibility is around 15-30 feet and the water temperature at depth is around 46 all year. Restricted Access. Private Club membership with Piedmont diving rescue association.

Wilmington is a 4.0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in North Carolina, USA East which is accessible from shore based on 2 ratings.

JMR Quarry is a quarry at the former Blanche Prison site and offers excellent winter diving, Visibility over 35 feet and that is at depth. Water temp in the winter is 45. Piedmont Diving and Rescue Association offers 3 inshore dive sites to its members. To join costs approximately $55.00 and plus the dues to an associated club of the organization, that can range from $5.00 and up. You get 365 day a year access to 3 rock quarries that can offer a very good diving experience.

The USS Huron Historic Shipwreck Preserve is administered cooperatively by the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, Town of Nags Head and the United States Navy. Nags Head between mileposts 11 and 12. The Huron is 250 yards off Bladen Street beach, and the tugboat Expolorer is to the left of the Nags Head Fishing pier. See http://www.arch.dcr.state.nc.us/HURONBRO.HTM

Located along Hwy. 70 on Radio Island this dive is done at high slack tide. Aquatic life and visibility isn't as great as the jetty, but is a worth while dive. Most don't swim far enough to exceed about 15 fsw of depth.

Near the old Iron Steamer fishing pier, the wreck lays several yards off the beach. I have personally had the pleasure of this dive yet but I understand depth is around 15'.

Tires: 76,873 Throughout Site 32 concrete pieces: 480 tons 100-300' S of buoy Pre-fabricated fiberglass units: 24 Domes; 18 Cubes 6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - Buoy is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - Buoy.

3.1 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-420 - Bridge span: 230' is also known as Tom McGlammery Reef AR-420 - Bridge span: 230'.

98' barges: 3 34° 00.650' / 077° 50.678' 34° 00.648' / 077° 50.629' 34° 00.621' / 077° 50.683' 2.6 nm from the Carolina Beach Inlet sea buoy AR-378 - 3 98' barges is also known as Phillip Wolfe Reef AR-378 - 3 98' barges.

3.1 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-420 - 110' water barge is also known as Tom McGlammery Reef AR-420 - 110' water barge.

Maritime casualty in the late 1950's 5.0 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-425 - Floating Drydock is also known as Yaupon Beach Reef AR-425 - Floating Drydock.

10.6 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-455 - "PAWTUCKET" is also known as Dale Ward Reef AR-455 - 102' US Navy tug "PAWTUCKET".

3.1 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-420 - 104' YSD barge is also known as Tom McGlammery Reef AR-420 - 104' YSD barge.

3.1 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-420 - 180' barge "HT-85" is also known as Tom McGlammery Reef AR-420 - 180' barge "HT-85".

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS" is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS".

2.6 nm from the Carolina Beach Inlet sea buoy AR-378 - 195' barge is also known as Phillip Wolfe Reef AR-378 - 195' barge.

3.5 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-370 - 110' tug "FIREFIGHTER" is also known as Meares Harriss Reef AR-370 - 110' tug "FIREFIGHTER".

Railroad boxcars: 10 33° 50.100' / 078° 21.000' 33° 50.084' / 078° 22.132' 33° 49.993' / 078° 22.071' 33° 49.960' / 078° 22.146' 33° 49.959' / 078° 22.087' 33° 49.892' / 078° 22.059' 33° 49.897' / 078° 22.117' Reef Balls®: 100 in two groups of 50 33° 50.267' / 078° 22.050' 33° 50.267' / 078° 22.000' Reef Balls®: 100 In four groups of 25 33° 50.241' / 078° 22.000' 33° 50.241' / 078° 22.048' 33° 50.200' / 078° 21.967' 33° 50.150' / 078° 21.983' Concrete pipe 33° 50.183' / 078° 22.083' 33° 50.167' / 078° 22.083' Concrete pipe: 126 pieces, 24" by 8' 33° 50.183' / 078° 22.100' Concrete pipe: 105 pieces, 30" by 8' 33° 50.179' / 078° 22.106' Assorted manhole sections: approximately 360 tons 33° 50.238' / 078° 21. 904' 33° 50.236' / 078° 21. 900' 33° 50.234' / 078° 21. 904' Concrete pipe: 64 pieces 330 50.213' / 0780 22.143' Concrete pipe: 40 pieces 33° 50.210' / 078° 22.138' 33° 50.227' / 078° 22.165' 3.0 nm from the Shallotte Inlet sea buoy AR-460 - Buoy is also known as Fishermans Reef AR-460 - Buoy.

3.0 nm from the Shallotte Inlet sea buoy AR-460 - 330' barge is also known as Fishermans Reef AR-460 - 330' barge.

Concrete rubble: 600 tons 33° 53.050' / 078° 06.588' Concrete bridge railing: 100 pieces 33° 53.067' / 078° 06.517' 33° 53.050' / 078° 06.483' 33° 53.067' / 078° 06.483' Concrete pipe and manhole sections: 240 pieces 33° 53.004' / 078° 06.563' Concrete pipe 33° 52.998' / 078° 06.523' 33° 53.062' / 078° 06.516' 33° 53.100' / 078° 06.567' 33° 53.033' / 078° 06.567' Concrete "Waffle-Crete"® units: 8 33° 53.067' / 078° 06.617' to 33° 53.033' / 078° 06.617' Reef Balls®: 50 33° 53.033' / 078° 06.083' Reef Balls®: 50 33° 52.983' / 078° 06.567' Reef Balls®: 50 33° 53.100' / 078° 06.500' Reef Balls® 33° 53.112' / 078° 06.617' 33° 52.920' / 078° 06.567' Reef Balls®: 100 in four groups of 25 each 33° 53.172' / 078° 06.576' N section 33° 53.150' / 078° 06.555' E section 33° 53.130' / 078° 06.585' S section 33° 53.149' / 078° 06.607' W section Concrete pipe: 147 pieces 33° 53.015' / 078° 06.621' to 33° 53.004' / 078° 06.610' Manhole sections: 150 tons 33° 53.186' / 078° 06.413' Manhole sections: 150 tons 33° 53.129' / 078° 06.413' Manhole sections: 150 tons 33° 52.995' / 078° 06.700' 33° 52.962' / 078° 06.646' 33° 52.954' / 078° 06.683' Ultra Reef Balls® : 50 units in dense grouping 33° 52.899' / 078° 06.700' Concrete pipe: 132 tons Manhole sections: 24 tons 33° 52.921' / 078° 06.694' 33° 52.909' / 078° 06.679' 33° 52.919' / 078° 06.690' 33° 52.916' / 078° 06.679' Reef Balls®: 100 in 2 groups of 50 33° 53.100' / 078° 06.500' 33° 53.033' / 078° 06.083' Concrete pipe and dock panels: approximately 325 pieces 33° 53.026' / 078° 06.664' 33° 53.104' / 078° 06.753' 33° 53.064' / 078° 06.706' Concrete dock panels and headers 330 53.054' / 0780 06.732' Concrete dock panels and headers 330 53.078' / 0780 06.716' Scrap dock panels: approximately 120 tons 330 53.078' / 0780 06.723' 5.0 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-425 - Buoy is also known as Yaupon Beach Reef AR-425 - Buoy.

Railroad boxcars: 8 35° 06.868' / 075° 39.541' 35° 06.868' / 075° 39.556' 35° 06.788' / 075° 39.343' Miscellaneous concrete items: 7 105 tons 35° 06.773' / 075° 39.250' 35° 06.716' / 075° 39.321' 35° 06.673' / 075° 39.360' 6.2 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #2 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #2.

220' barge (Northern) 34° 06.250' / 077° 44.800' 220' barge (Southern) 34° 06.233' / 077° 44.800' Reef Balls®: 128 in five groups of 25-28 34° 06.286' / 077° 44.895' 34° 06.310' / 077° 44.890' 34° 06.259' / 077° 44.874' 34° 06.279' / 077° 44.910' 34° 06.294' / 077° 44.848' 5.0 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy

5.0 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy

It is a 65' tug boat which sunk in May-93. 4.5 nm from the Lockwood's Folly Inlet sea buoy AR-440 - "A.T. PINER" is also known as Brunswick County Fishing Club Reef AR-440 - "A.T. PINER".

It is a 65' tug boat which sunk in May-93. 4.5 nm from the Lockwood's Folly Inlet sea buoy AR-440 - "COOPEDGE" is also known as Brunswick County Fishing Club Reef AR-440 - "COOPEDGE".

Railroad boxcars: 9 35° 08.150' / 075° 40.803' 35° 08.102' / 075° 40.696' 35° 08.093' / 075° 40.755' 35° 08.105' / 075° 40.752' Concrete items: 5 (75 tons) 35° 08.111' / 075° 40.822' Miscellaneous concrete items 35° 08.067' / 075° 40.633' Reef Balls®: 200 (large area) 35° 08.110' / 075° 40.574' 35° 08.099' / 075° 40.550' 35° 08.066' / 075° 40.540' 35° 08.055' / 075° 40.613' 35° 08.055' / 075° 40.540' 4.9 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy

3.5 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-370 - 120' tug "SOCONY 8" is also known as Meares Harriss Reef AR-370 - 120' tug "SOCONY 8".

3.5 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-370 - "STONE BROTHERS" is also known as Meares Harriss Reef AR-370 - 105' tug "STONE BROTHERS".

6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - 52' tug "CAPTAIN TOM" is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - 52' tug "CAPTAIN TOM".

3.5 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-370 - 135' barge is also known as Meares Harriss Reef AR-370 - 135' barge.

297' barge "HT-290" Bow 34° 14.767' / 077° 42.900' Stern 34° 14.817' / 077° 42.867' 6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - 297' barge "HT-290" is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - 297' barge "HT-290".

3.5 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-370 - "ALEXANDER RAMSEY" is also known as Meares Harriss Reef AR-370 - 440' Liberty Ship "ALEXANDER RAMSEY".

6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - 55' Landing Craft is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - 55' Landing Craft.

6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - "SOUTHERN CRAFT 8" is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - 65' tug "SOUTHERN CRAFT 8".

Railroad boxcars: 10 35° 56.741' / 075° 31.880' 35° 56.751' / 075° 31.887' Concrete pipe: 1000 tons 35° 56.750' / 075° 31.750' 35° 56.767' / 075° 31.750' 35° 56.783' / 075° 31.733' 35° 56.767' / 075° 31.717' Concrete pipe: 1000 tons 35° 56.933' / 075° 31.600' 35° 56.883' / 075° 31.800' 35° 56.917' / 075° 31.767' 35° 56.917' / 075° 31.750' 8.9 nm from the Oregon Inlet sea buoy

60' lash barge with 450 tons of concrete rubble 3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 60' lash barge 1 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 60' lash barge 1.

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 60' lash barge 2 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 60' lash barge 2.

8.9 nm from the Oregon Inlet sea buoy

7.3 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-320 - NOVELTY is also known as CLIFTON MOSS REEF AR-320 - 140 menhaden vessel NOVELTY.

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".

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - "FINEST KIND" is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Steel-hull sportfishing vessel "FINEST KIND".

3.5 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy

3.5 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy

3.5 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy AR-230 - 105' tug "MR. J.C." is also known as Mr. J.C. Reef AR-230 - 105' tug "MR. J.C.".

8.9 nm from the Oregon Inlet sea buoy

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: CH-46 & OV10 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: CH-46 & OV10.

Tires: 19,488 34° 36.467' / 077° 02.167' Concrete pipe: 160 pieces 34° 36.583' / 077° 02.183' Concrete pipe: 61 pieces 34° 36.444' / 077° 02.177' 40 cubic yard metal containers: 10 units 34° 36.475' / 077° 02.179' and 34° 36.495 / 077° 02.185' Train boxcars: 10 34° 36.467' / 077° 02.167' 34° 36.425' / 077° 02.258' Concrete pipe: 246 pieces 34° 36.583' / 077° 02.240' to 34° 36.600' / 077° 02.183' and 34° 36.617' / 077° 02.233' to 34° 36.589' / 077° 02.238' and 34° 36.467' / 077° 02.167' Concrete pipe: 174 pieces Onslow Bay Sport Fishing Club 34° 36.677' / 077° 02.326' to 34° 36.655' / 077° 02.342' Concrete manhole sections: 78 pieces 34° 36.669' / 077° 02.055' Concrete cones, risers and bases: approximately 75 pieces 10-Apr-07 340 36.669' / 0770 02.247' 34° 36.666' / 077° 02.244' 34° 36.675' / 077° 02.209' Assorted concrete items: approximately 55 340 36.664' / 0770 02.150' 34° 36.667' / 077° 02.100' Concrete pipe: 158 tons 340 36.664' / 0770 02.281' Concrete pipe: 118 pcs. 340 36.652' / 0770 02.235' Concrete pipe: 125 pcs. 340 36.658' / 0770 02.191' Concrete pipe: 125 pcs. 340 36.670' / 0770 02.155' Concrete pipe: 128 pcs. 340 36.642' / 0770 02.114' 3.0 nm from Bogue Inlet sea buoy AR-342 - Buoy is also known as Onslow Bay Sport Fishing Club Reef AR-342 - Buoy.

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #1 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #1.

3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: A-4E (2) is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: A-4E (2).

Atlantic Beach Bridge rubble: 2 rows running N to S 100' E and 300' W of "NOVELTY" 34° 39.483' / 076° 48.450' to 34° 39.400' / 076° 48.450' and 34° 39.517' / 076° 48.433' to 34° 39.517' / 076° 48.467' Atlantic Beach Bridge, steel truss span 34° 39.483' / 076° 48.450' to 34° 39.517' / 076° 48.467' Concrete "Waffle-Crete"® units 34° 39.543' / 076° 48.452' Concrete manhole sections: 33 units 34° 39.341' / 076° 48.405' to 34° 39.307' / 076° 48.405' 7.3 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-320 - Buoy is also known as Clifton Moss Reef AR-320 - Buoy.

Tires: 111,000 34° 00.783' / 077° 50.664' Reef Balls®: 10 34° 01.950' / 077° 52.083' Concrete pipe: 134 pieces 34° 01.850' / 077° 52.267' to 34° 01.817' / 077° 52.300' Reef Balls®: 100 in four groups of 25 each 34° 01.783' / 077° 52.233' 34° 01.783' / 077° 52.233' 34° 01.783' / 077° 52.233' 34° 01.783' / 077° 52.233' Concrete pipe: 85 pieces 34° 01.835' / 077° 50.192' Assorted concrete pipe, pilings and headers: 114 pieces 34° 01.850' / 077° 50.190' Miscellaneous concrete items: Approximately 115 tons 340 01.901' / 0770 52.268' Concrete pipe: 138 pieces 340 01.885' / 0770 52.265' 2.6 nm from the Carolina Beach Inlet sea buoy AR-378 - Buoy is also known as Phillip Wolfe Reef AR-378 - Buoy.

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.

Tires: 177,168 Throughout area N of Liberty Ship Atlantic Beach Bridge rubble 34° 39.967' / 076° 45.050' and 34° 39.983' / 076° 45.033' Atlantic Beach Bridge steel framing 34° 40.350' / 076° 44.583' 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.583' Concrete rubble: 80 tons 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.650' to 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.667' Concrete pipe: 150 tons ~60 pieces 34° 40.305' / 076° 44.516' 34° 40.305' / 076° 44.503' Reef Balls®: 100 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.500' to 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.517' and 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.500' 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.483' Concrete pipe: Newport DOT 34° 40.316' / 076° 44.804' Concrete pipe: Newport DOT Miscellaneous concrete items, Radio Island pilings 34° 40.330' / 076° 44.793' Radio Island ramp pilings, T.D. Eure Construction (6-12' length ~500 pieces in each of two areas) 34° 40.280' / 076° 44.534' - NE end, and 34° 40.217' / 076° 44.617' - SW end Concrete pipe (Heavy Concentration) Carteret County Sportfishing Association 34° 40.243' / 076° 44.600' Radio Island ramp pilings, T.D. Eure Construction (Round Dispersal Pattern) 34° 39.908' / 076° 45.189' Miscellaneous concrete scrap and ramp pilings: approximately 190 tons 34° 40.329' / 076° 44.792' and 34° 39.911' / 076° 45.188' Scrap concrete ramp pilings: 87 pieces 34° 39.903' / 076° 45.177' Scrapped USCG buoy anchors Center point is 34° 40.333' / 076° 44.770' spread between "THEODOR PARKER" and "TAKOS" 22 pieces concrete scrap 34° 40.200' / 076° 45.187' Reef Balls®: 50 Ultra Reef Ball®: 1 34° 39.955' / 076° 44.800' Bay balls: 2 34° 40.206' / 076° 44.767' Assorted concrete pipe and headers 34° 40.200' / 076° 44.499' Assorted manhole boxes & risers: 74 pieces 34° 39.996' / 076° 44.640' Concrete pipe: 157 tons 34° 40.297' / 076° 44.525' Concrete pipe: 160 tons 34° 40.368' / 0760 44.477' Concrete pipe: 162 tons 340 40.336' / 076° 44.487' Concrete pipe: 161 tons 34° 40.384' / 076° 44.459' 3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Buoy is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Buoy.

Reef Balls®: 50 33° 51.013' / 078° 06.592' 33° 51.000' / 078° 06.617' Assorted concrete pipe: 280 pieces 33° 50.952' / 078° 06.802' Concrete pipe: 62 pieces 36" by 8' 33° 50.966' / 078° 06.810' Concrete pipe: 61 pieces 36" by 8' 33° 50.952' / 078° 06.802' Reef Balls®: 100 in four groups of 25 each 33° 51.150' / 078° 06.600' 33° 51.167' / 078° 06.567' 33° 51.150' / 078° 06.550' 33° 51.133' / 078° 06.583' Concrete pipe: Deployment A 33° 51.017' / 078° 06.617' 33° 51.000' / 078° 06.633' 33° 51.017' / 078° 06.600' 33° 50.983' / 078° 06.617' Concrete pipe: Deployment B 33° 50.967' / 078° 06.817' 33° 50.967' / 078° 06.800' 33° 50.950' / 078° 06.817' Concrete pipe, pilings & scrap: 146 pieces 33° 51.008' / 078° 06.741' to 33° 51.029' / 078° 06.759' Miscellaneous concrete items: 87 pieces 33° 51.084' / 078° 06.549' Miscellaneous concrete items: 88 pieces 33° 51.064' / 078° 06.564' Miscellaneous concrete items: 90 pieces 33° 51.065' / 078° 06.570' Concrete mixing drums: 3 Concrete pipe: 135 pieces 33° 51.032' / 078° 06.829' Miscellaneous concrete items: 89 pieces 33° 51.074' / 078° 06.559' 24" concrete pipe: 170 pieces 33° 51.034' / 078° 06.838' 24" concrete pipe: 159 pieces 33° 51.031' / 078° 06.834' Assorted pipe and concrete items: 154 tons 33° 51.168' / 078° 06.788' Concrete manhole bases: 155 tons 33° 51.170' / 078° 06.798' 3.1 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy AR-420 - Buoy is also known as Tom McGlammery Reef AR-420 - Buoy.

Railroad boxcars: 7 33° 49.660' / 078° 13.050' 33° 49.710' / 078° 13.030' 33° 49.720' / 078° 13.040' Boiler pieces: 4 33° 49.777' / 078° 13.053' 33° 49.691' / 078° 13.061' 33° 49.715' / 078° 13.060' 33° 49.727' / 078° 13.082' Concrete pipe: 150 pieces 33° 49.817' / 078° 13.100' 33° 49.833' / 078° 13.083' Concrete items: 4 pieces, 60 tons 33° 49.825' / 078° 13.068' Reef Balls®: 100 in 2 groups 33° 49.775' / 078° 13.051' 33° 49.745' / 078° 13.075' 33° 49.780' / 078° 13.050' 33° 49.797' / 078° 13.028' Concrete pipe: 204 pieces, 30" by 8' 33° 49.753' / 078° 13.091' Concrete pipe: 210 pieces, 30" by 8' 33° 49.733' / 078° 13.095' Concrete pipe: 151 pieces 24" by 8' 33° 49.884' / 078° 13.058' 33° 49.889' / 078° 13.070' Concrete pipe, various sizes: approximately 130 pieces 33° 49.807' / 078° 12.922' Concrete pipe, various sizes: 219 pieces 33° 49.803' / 078° 12.956' 33° 49.807' / 078° 12.923' 33° 49.800' / 0780 12.919' Assorted concrete items 33° 49.735' / 0780 12.986' 4.5 nm from the Lockwood's Folly Inlet sea buoy AR-440 - Buoy is also known as Brunswick County Fishing Club Reef AR-440 - Buoy.

Tires: 48,700 Scattered throughout reef site; mostly buried Concrete pipe: 850 pieces, 48" by 8' 34° 21.017' / 077° 36.183' 34° 21.033' / 077° 36.200' Concrete pipe: 140 tons 34° 20.781' / 077° 36.148' Concrete pipe: 140 Tons 34° 20.776' / 077° 36.156' 34° 20.774' / 077° 36.155' 34° 20.779' / 077° 36.145' 23 reef balls, 1 "H" unit 34° 20.880' / 077° 36.220' 2.5 nm from the New Topsail Inlet sea buoy AR-360 - Buoy is also known as Topsail Reef AR-360 - Buoy.

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.

A tram takes you, your dive buddy and all your gear to the waters edge. You will find tables with unbrellas, and a changing house with shower. The shop is a full service, air,nitrox, and rental gear. Beneath the surface you'll find several smaller boats, a PT boat, helicopter, and two white thrones sitting side by side. I have been there twice and plan to return.The staff is friendly and this is a overall good place to get wet. Blue Stone Dive Resort is also known as Blue Dolphin Resort.

Railroad boxcars: 10 36° 00.243' / 075° 31.872' 36° 00.184' / 075° 31.883' Reef Balls®: 300 36° 00.179' / 075° 31.840' 36° 00.180' / 075° 31.805' 36° 00.182' / 075° 31.880' 36° 00.139' / 075° 31.813' 36° 00.210' / 075° 31.881' 36° 00.210' / 075° 31.861' 36° 00.120' / 075° 31.827' Concrete pipe: 265 tons, 227 Pieces of 18" & 30" by 8' 36° 00.176' / 075° 31.876' to 36° 00.145' / 075° 31.876' Bridge piling cutoffs 36° 00.217' / 075° 31.867' 12.5 nm from the Oregon Inlet sea buoy

Sunken in 1974 as part of the North Carolina Artificial Reef project. This is a 440' liberty ship. Olympus runs out to the Parker. It's about a 30 minute ride. AR-315 - THEODORE PARKER is also known as 440' Liberty Ship "THEODORE PARKER".

441 ft long Liberty Ship-dry cargo; sunk in 1974 Zane Gray is also known as AR 160, Zane Grey.

A very little island in Lake James. Arround that Island you can find a couple fish. Very good for a training dive.

A great spot to make a deep dive.

Good for a training dive.

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.

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".

6.2 nm from the Masonboro Inlet sea buoy AR-364 - 65' tug "CAPTAIN JERRY" is also known as Billy Murrell Reef AR-364 - 65' tug "CAPTAIN JERRY".