Divers Den are Excited to Announce Rental Dry Suits for 2023
Whether you’re drysuit certified or looking to take your PADI Dry Suit Certification; we now…
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Learn More About Diving The Caroline Rose
The Caroline Rose is one of the schooners pictured on the back of the old…
Seeking Support for “The Tugs” Rebuild Project
Divers Den has started discussion with the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula and Parks Canada…
Divers Den Presents Wreck Diver Plus Bundle
Wreck Diver Plus Bundle – course starts on Sept 17th In 3 days you can…
Shipwreck – Charles P. Minch
In a stormy day of October 1898, the Charles P. Minch was anchored to the…
Divers Den Presents, The Trifecta Dive Day
Photo Credit :: Facebook @ Divers Den The Trifecta is back on the schedule! Friday,…
Divers Den Presents: PADI Wreck Diving Course
Photo Credit: Divers Den Have you always wanted to explore the historic wrecks of the…
Seeking Support for The Tugs Rebuild Project
Divers Den has started discussion with the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula and Parks Canada…
Learn more about Tobermory Hyperbaric Facility
Were you aware that there is a hyperbaric chamber right in Tobermory? Hyperbaric chambers are…
“Scrub the Tub” – AWARE Week at Divers Den
Divers Den is taking action on September 25th to clean up the beautiful waters of…
PADI Women’s Dive Day – 19th July 2019 in Tobermory, Ontario
All girls dive trip to Tobermory, Ontario by Divers Den and sponsored by Carly Brenner Hunter.
Bringing History Home – The Return of the SS Norisle
In the fall of 2016 the Tobermory Maritime Association had begun the regulatory process to “Bring History Home”. Our goal is to return the S.S. Norisle to Tobermory where she has served, and to then scuttle her just outside of the Fathom Five National Marine Park. The waters of Tobermory already shelter a maritime museum. What better final resting place for her to be preserved then in the crystal clear waters of Tobermory?
Bringing History Home – The Return of the SS Norisle
In the fall of 2016 the Tobermory Maritime Association had begun the regulatory process to “Bring History Home”. Our goal is to return the S.S. Norisle to Tobermory where she has served, and to then scuttle her just outside of the Fathom Five National Marine Park. The waters of Tobermory already shelter a maritime museum. What better final resting place for her to be preserved then in the crystal clear waters of Tobermory?