Lower Cape Cod Dive spots

[Rick2]

Try checking out Peters Pond -fresh water, yes but I recall the vis being quite good @7-8 years back

 

[maskinut]

To the falmouth people... I am there on weekends and have access to a 23 foot boat. Want to do some dives?

 

[mfalco]

To the falmouth people... I am there on weekends and have access to a 23 foot boat. Want to do some dives?

Yes I do.

 

[shotthebreeze]

are you looking for shore dives? not a whole lot to offer on the cape since it's pretty much one big sandbar.

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>>Tide Water Grist Mill
>>Scusset Jetty
>>Sanswich Town Beach

That's why it's good. There are a few wrecks at about 40 feet in Provincetown Harbor. Longpoint Beach is where I plan on diving. Beautiful and desolite place.

 

[Cape Dive Club]

There are a few shore dives - Check out our website www.capediveclub.com it lists a few and also check with Greg at the Aqua Center in Sandwich or Mike at the Dive Locker in Hyannis- both should be able to help you out. Good luck!

 

[maskinut]

anyone want to go to garbage beach tomorrow?

 

[dpaine11]

Where is Garbage Beach (street name, cross streets)? I've heard there are tropicals down there that would be nice additions to my aquarium.

 

[jefffalcone]

Garbage beach is right on water street across from the intersection with the road that the library is on (I think it is called MBL street - it's the first turn after you cross over the drawbridge). If you park at the first meter after the intersection, it is directly across the street. There isn't much of a beach there, so you might find yourself wondering if you are in the right spot.

 

[dpaine11]

Thanks! I've been once several years ago so hopefully I can find it

 

[mfalco]

You might want to get someone familiar with the dive site to dive with you. It has quick changing strong currents, lots of boat traffic, and a confusing bottom(easy to get lost).