UB Diving

Berry island is quickly becoming the favorite site for people that have been here before.
There are always black whales, feeding in the area and a couple of sea lions that play in the currents. The variety of life is unmatched here in Port Hardy and the Gorgonian corals are found at recreational Dive depths so anyone can see them without spending hundreds of dollars on breathing gas.
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Arguably the fastest currents on earth NAKWAKTO RAPIDS is divable only a few days each year

Not every diver makes it to Nakwakto.

For those who do, there’s a tradition — leaving a sign or memento on Turret Rock to mark their passage through one of the most legendary dive sites on the planet.

Remote. Powerful. Unforgiving.

Turret Rock isn’t just somewhere you dive. It’s somewhere you earn the right to say you’ve been.

Nakwakto Rapids | British Columbia

Would you dive NAKWAKTO?

Nakwakto Rapids is one of the most extraordinary dive sites on the BC coast.

The entire Seymour–Belize Inlet system exchanges with the Pacific through this narrow passage, creating some of the most powerful tidal currents on Earth.

Beneath all that moving water is an incredibly rich marine environment — dense life, dramatic terrain and a dive that very few people will ever experience.

Nakwakto is one of those places that reminds you just how wild the BC coast really is.

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