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HMCS Cape Breton Suggest edit

Canada Suggest · British Columbia Suggest
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IntermediateDifficulty
IntermediateRecommended cert
40Max dive depth
40.0 mSite max depth
10.0–20.0 mVisibility
MildCurrent
ModerateSurge
40 minAvg dive time
May to SeptemberBest months
10.0–15.0 °CWater (summer)
6.0–10.0 °CWater (winter)

The HMCS Cape Breton is a former Canadian naval ship that was intentionally sunk as an artificial reef off the coast of Vancouver Island. It offers divers a unique opportunity to explore a large wreck teeming with marine life.

Diving at the HMCS Cape Breton involves exploring the wreck, which is covered in various marine organisms. The site provides a chance to see diverse underwater life and the structure of the ship itself, including its superstructure and various compartments.

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Wide-angle lens recommended for capturing the wreck; consider lighting for deeper areas.
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