Hooked on Scuba Diving Door County?  Come join in the fun and uncover hidden treasures of the deep waters

Come join in the fun and uncover hidden treasures of the deep waters!

     The Lake Michigan waters off of Door County offer some of the best Wreck diving in the world.  From wooden schooners to steel hull Steamers, the cold, clear water has helped preserve these historic Ships and their machinery. Diving depths range from 15 feet to over 200 feet. With water temperatures ranging from 40 to 60 degrees. A good wetsuit, or better yet, a dry suit is recommended. Visibility ranges from 100 feet to 20 feet but generally averages 45. Portholes, cargo, deck machinery, wrenches, dead-eyes, blocks and other fixtures still remain for you to enjoy and photograph. All recreational dives must be no decompression dives. Wetsuits, BCs, regulators, weight, air cylinders and nitrox cylinders for recreational diving is available for an additional charge. To be sure the gear you need will be available for your trip, equipment requests need to be made 2 weeks prior to your charter dates.

     Technical dive charters are available for divers with technical diving certifications. Technical divers must supply all of their own equipment and breathing gasses.

     The Green Bay waters off of Door County also offer some outstanding wrecks. Water temperatures are somewhat warmer ranging from 50 to 70 degrees with visibility from 10 to 40 feet but generally averaging around 20 feet. Dive depths range from 45 feet to over 110. Ambient light diminishes quickly at depths over 50 feet in the bay of Green Bay and a good dive light is recommended.

Dive on Famous Door County Shipwrecks
Rates: Based on cost for entire boat with a maximum of six divers.

Captain Jay Herbst
Licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard and the State of Wisconsin
520 E. Vine Court, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235

(920)746-9442 or cell (920)495-9442

jay@refugecharters.com