There are many different ledge systems where we find prehistoric Megalodon Teeth. These ledges are between 27 miles and 42 miles offshore. The maximum depth on the Megalodon Ledges is between 90 and 105ft, [...]

Formerly a U.S. Coastguard Frying Pan Light Station, the tower is a lighthouse situated at the end of the Frying Pan Shoals, 45 miles south of Wrightsville Beach N.C.  The shallow waters of the shoals (only [...]

The Hyde and the Markham are two of the most popular wrecks out of Wrightsville Beach. The Hyde is intact and sits upright on the bottom with a lot to see. Because it is upright, navigation [...]

The John D. Gill, locally known as the Gill or WR4, is a casualty of WWII. It was sunk on March 13, 1942 by the German U-Boat U-158. Twenty-three sailors perished when the ship [...]

The Cassimir and Normania are two of our favorite shipwrecks to dive. Both sit in about 115ft of water, roughly 38 miles offshore. Both wrecks are normally bathed in blue water, with plenty of [...]

It's well known that North Carolina hosts world class spearfishing. The waters off our coast have an amazing abundance of species to hunt. The Labrador current to the North, and the Gulfstream running from the south [...]