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| Ford Cove Hornby Island, British Columbia, Canada |
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Dive site information may be outdated, inaccurate and/or incomplete. Co-ordinates used for dive site maps are generalizations and should not be considered accurate. Use at your own risk. Quite possibly the best shore dive on the Pacific Northwest. Great both by day and by night, this dive is loved by open water students and professional photographers alike. A new addition is the wreck of the fishing vessel Carloda N. Conditions, Depths and Bottom Composition An eelgrass meadow slopes to a rock drop off, broken boulders, and then flattens into sandflats. Marine Life Heart crabs, baby ratfish and sailfin sculpins are all found here, along with northern sunstars, sea peaches and a variety of nudibranchs. Type of Dive Cold, Salt, Shore, Wreck Minimum Skill Level Beginner Tide Table Point Atkinson Click here for more information Average Monthly Visibility (in feet) Click here to Google this dive site Do you have some information for this dive site that we are missing? Click here |
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