Dive Charters

We love dive charters as much as shore diving. One convenience to dive charters is not having to lug your gear down past slippery rocks. Plus with charters, you're expanding your dive site opportunities. Many great sites --- such as wrecks and diving with the seals --- can't be reached via a shore dive.

Below you will find information for charter operations in New England as well as the charter boat schedule. Note that many boats operate May-October only.

Recommendations for Charters

We recommend having a minimum of 25 dives in New England before hopping on a boat, unless of course you have a dive master guiding the dive, or if you're there for a certification course.

Why? The conditions can be tougher in open water- including visibility, currents, waves, boaters (including lobstering boats), and seasickness, which all elevate the experience in several ways.

This isn't to deter you from charters because we love them! But please do be safe for the benefit for yourself, the dive operations and your dive buddies.