Graveyard Diver Scuba Cylinder Inspection

Where the cold waters of the Labrador current meet the clear warm Gulf Stream waters, lies a place called the "Graveyard of the Atlantic". For as long as men have sailed the seas, they have found their way to the Barrier Islands of North Carolina. But their arrival has not always been a pleasant one. For many of these vessels, the hazardous shifting shoals, German U-boats, and just plain old sailor error have determined their fate. Weather in the Graveyard is unpredictable and can change in the span of a few minutes. The shifting sand shoals continuously move about, providing a challenge for even the seasoned mariner. The tragic irony is that many of these ships who dared to take their chances close to the shores of North Carolina now sit on the bottom of the Atlantic, a testament to Man VS Nature. North Carolina offers some of the best wreck diving in the United States, and our wide variety of flora and fauna rivals even Caribean SCUBA diving.

Here amongst the Graveyard on most weekends and sometimes during the week, you'll find the Graveyard Hunters. We stalk the Graveyard, bringing home Flounder, Sheepshead, Grouper, Lion fish, and whatever other treasure the Graveyard has to offer.