Cape Cod Wreck Dive

Cape Cod Wreck Dive off the Massachusetts coast features historic shipwrecks supporting abundant grey seal encounters, spiny dogfish aggregations, and diverse c...

Massachusetts coastal cuisine defines classic New England dining. New England clam chowder, lobster rolls, fried clams, and baked scrod are traditions. Cape Cod's seafood shacks serve the freshest catches while Boston's restaurant scene blends historic taverns with innovative modern cuisine. Cranberry products, Boston cream pie, and New England IPAs add variety to the coastal dining. Farm-to-table restaurants in the Berkshires and Cape Cod seafood shacks provide diverse culinary experiences.

Chatham Bars Inn

Boston Harbor Hotel

Harbor View Hotel

White Elephant

Massachusetts offers historic New England diving with dramatic rocky coastlines, kelp forests, and an extraordinary concentration of shipwrecks from four centuries of maritime history. Cape Cod's outer coast features the Whydah pirate ship wreck area, the Dromio wreck, and numerous rocky reef sites with seals, cod, and lobster. Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket provide offshore diving with dramatic underwater topography including canyons and pinnacles attracting pelagic species. Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary offshore supports humpback whales, basking sharks, and diverse marine life. Boston Harbor islands offer sheltered diving with historic artifacts. The North Shore from Salem to Gloucester features rocky reefs, kelp forests, and the famous Hammond Street wreck with tautog and cunner fish.

Massachusetts

Optimal conditions with excellent visibility.

Reduced visibility or challenging conditions.

Fly into the nearest regional airport and arrange ground transport. Local dive operators provide boat access to offshore sites.

Dive Sites in Massachusetts

Cape Cod Wreck Dive