Explore Oahu’s Best Wrecks on a Guided Scuba Dive
The Oahu wreck scuba dive offered by Trident Adventures takes certified divers on a 5-6 hour boat trip to some of the island’s most fascinating wreck sites. Departing from 3 Aloha Tower Drive in Honolulu, this dive charter visits multiple wrecks selected based on current conditions and availability.
Wreck Sites Included
- Sea Tiger: Hawaii’s deepest recreational wreck resting at 123 feet. Its superstructure and deck lie between 60-90 feet, ideal for penetration dives. Marine life includes white tip sharks and Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles.
- YO-257 & San Pedro: Two ships lying side by side about 50 yards apart. YO-257 rests at 115 feet with decks at 70-90 feet, while San Pedro is shallower at 65-85 feet. Eagle Rays frequent this site, which can have strong currents.
- Ewa Pinnacles & Navy Tug: Ancient lava pinnacles covered with coral and marine life. The Navy Tug, sunk in 2012, rests at 65 feet and is a habitat for white tip reef sharks.
- Corsair: A WWII fighter plane sitting upright at 115 feet, ditched in 1946 during a mission from Pearl Harbor.
Additional Details
This wreck dive is suitable for certified divers aged 15 to 99. The group size is up to 26 participants, ensuring a personalized experience. The cancellation policy requires notice 48 hours in advance. Pricing starts at $99 per person. The dive offers a unique chance to explore historic wrecks and encounter diverse marine life in Hawaii’s clear waters.
With a 4.9 rating from 992 reviews, Wreck and Roll is a highly recommended dive charter for wreck enthusiasts visiting Oahu.
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