Visiting from Hawaii

[nixrsix]

I will be visiting from Aug31-Sept5 and want to get 1-2 dives in while I'm there. I grew up diving Nor Cal waters, so Im use to cold water diving. With the lack of shipwrecks here in HI, I really want to dive shipwrecks only. I've noticed there are some shore dives that have wrecks. If you have a boat, thats cool too, i'll throw down on gas n beer! Either way, 1-2 tank morning dive. And if you're ever on Kauai, I can return the favor! Anyone?

[nixrsix]

O yeah, visiting Seattle/Tacoma area!

[Tom Nic]

O yeah, visiting Seattle/Tacoma area!

The trawler at Sund Rock is a fun, good sized shore wreck dive. The cabin cruiser at TTN is also a fun, though smaller, wreck dive. Of you want some serious wrecks on a day trip basis I would head up to British Columbia, they have more than I can quickly.mention and lots of charters going to them. If our politicians and certain environmentalists weren't so short sighted we could have them here as well, bit that is a rant for another day.

If you can persuade someone to take you out in their boat it might open another option or two, but the ones I mentioned are your best bet from shore, and I am sure you will have no trouble getting someone to dive them with you!

[Jeremy]

There are wrecks galore at Edmonds, more than you can see with just two dives.

The wreck of the Honeybear at Cove 2 is popular since the site isn't current sensitive.

[nixrsix]

Awesome! So who wants to dive with me? I'm going either way. Mahaloz for the advice on which sites to dive!!!

[Mortuus]

What size wrecks are you looking for? If you want big wrecks, I am not sure there are many in the area at recreational depths. If you are looking for big ones, the Honeybear isnt going to cut it

[eliseaboo]

Let me consult my travel buddy, we might be able to get in a morning dive on the 2nd before I head out of town for good, if you want to do Edmonds...or maybe the morning of the 1st, but there's a football game I need to be watching at 12:30 with a beer!