Our Dive store is located right in Wallingford Connecticut.  Some people think its the oddest place to have a store, but we think otherwise.  There is great diving right in our own back yard.  We host trips on a weekly basis and will do our best to keep events going and keep people in the water.  If you have any suggestions please email us and we can try to set up different trips.  here are some local ideas with directions and expectations of what to see:

Dutch Springs

LOCATED IN BETHLEHEM, PA, THIS DIVER'S PLAYGROUND IS A DAY TRIP EVERYONE MUST ENCOUNTER.  THEY HAVE SUNKEN A SCHOOL BUS, HELICOPTER, TROLLEY, PLANE, EVEN AN OLD CHEVY.  ITS NOT FAR AND WE'LL BE DOING TRIPS ONCE A MONTH THIS SUMMER ALL ARE WELCOME.

Stonington Point

IF YOU WANT TO STICK CLOSE TO HOME THEN STONINGTON IS YOUR BEST CHANCE AT SOME DECENT VISIBILITY IN THE SOUND.  YOU COULD DIVE RIGHT OFF STONINGTON POINT AND SEE SOME GOOD UNDERWATER LIFE.  IF YOU'VE GOT A LOBSTER LICENSE THIS IS YOUR TICKET FOR LUXURY DINNER.

fort whetherall

Part of the Rhode Island Park System, the dive sites consist of two rocky coves separated by a peninsula and a small rocky island. The cove to the east of the peninsula is West Cove and the cove to the west of the peninsula is Sandy Beach Cove

Fort Ghetty

Beavertail

King's Beach

Cape Ann

Nubble Light

U-853

New England Dive Center conducts dive trips to the wrecks of Long Island Sound on a regular basis. One of the most popular of these trips is to the U-853, a German World War II submarine which was sunk just east of Block Island.