HMCS Saguenay Suggest edit

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30Max dive depth

30.0 mSite max depth

5.0–15.0 mVisibility

MildCurrent

ModerateSurge

30 minAvg dive time

June to SeptemberBest months

10.0–18.0 °CWater (summer)

0.0–5.0 °CWater (winter)

Overview

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The HMCS Saguenay is a former Royal Canadian Navy destroyer that was intentionally sunk as an artificial reef. It lies on the seabed off the coast of Nova Scotia, providing an exciting dive site for wreck enthusiasts and marine life observers.

The HMCS Saguenay is a Canadian destroyer scuttled in 1994 off Nova Scotia as an artificial reef, now serving as a popular wreck dive.

Conditions

Visibility: 5.0–15.0 m Suggest edit
Currents: Mild Suggest edit
Surge: Moderate Suggest edit
Water temp (summer): 10.0–18.0 °C Suggest edit
Water temp (winter): 0.0–5.0 °C Suggest edit

Logistics

Entry: Boat Suggest edit
Permits required: No Suggest edit
Bottom types:
sand rock artificial reef Suggest edit

Photo tips

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Bring a wide-angle lens for the wreck, and consider using a flashlight to illuminate dark areas.

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