Clayton, New York, is known as the Gateway to Scuba Diving in the Thousand Islands. Located on the shores of the St. Lawrence River, this prideful little village offers fresh air, quaint little shops, interesting museums and all the hospitality you would expect if you were visiting an old friend. These diversions just scratch the surface of Clayton while the mysteries that intrigue the scuba diver are those hidden beneath the beckoning waters offshore in the St. Lawrence River. The Keystorm, Elk, and Islander await your visit...

With depths ranging between 70 and 300 FSW, there are wrecks to satisfy all. With over 30 wrecks to choose from, warm water and great visibility, Fort Lauderdale offers divers diversity: airplanes, sailboats, tugs, and freighters up to 400 feet long.
Read about, and visit the Mercedes, Jim Atria, Clinton and the Hydro Atlantic. Diving professionals from around the world all agree that the wreck of Hydro Atlantic is one of the best dives in the world. Grateful Diver, a brand new dive boat operated by Technical Diving Solutions, boasts a well designed drifting deco station and they will be happy to show you around...

The team originated in the early 1970's, sparked by the SCPD's growing demand for underwater evidence recovery. Each dive team member is also charged with regular police duties. However, diving-related cases often present the greatest challenge. Nothing compared to TWA Flight 800. It was "Both our worst disaster and our proudest moment." Because of their proximity to the crash site, the SCPD was the first police presence on the scene, and they played a major role in the search and recovery operation...

Tucked into western Vermont's folded hills, are dozens of abandoned water-filled quarries. The marble and granite quarries behold superb diving for adventurous divers. True Blue is a narrow and deep quarry. Water temperatures hover in the mid 30's, and visiblity can reach 100 feet. You can also visit the three, tiny, interconnected Brandon quarries. These dives are not as challenging as those at True Blue, but they are a lot of fun...