Destination : Wreck Alley

Multiple wrecks and structures make up wreck alley:

• HMCS Yukon - 366' Canadian destoyer escort sunk in 2000 lying in 105 feet of water. The average depth along her starboard side is 70 feet. She is slowly becoming covered with a vast array of invertebrate life including - Metridium anemones and corynactis anemones
• Ruby E - 165' retired United States Coast Guard cutter sunk in 1987. She lies in 85 feet of water and is covered with life!
• El Rey - 110 ' ex kelp harvester (Lawnmower of the kelp forest) sunk in 1987. She lies in 75 feet of water and is completely covered with invertebrate life.
• NOSC Tower - Former research tower knocked over during an El Nino storm in 1988. Lying in 65 feet of water is covered with invertebrate life and good for novice divers due to it's depth.

We offer 2 and 3 tank trips to Wreck Alley in conjunction with dives to the Point Loma Kelp Forest. We require a minimum of 10 cold water dives prior to diving in Wreck Alley due to depth, sometimes poor visibility, current and swell.

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