Puget Sound dive sites
The shore sites the Mudsharks dive, with the facts you need to choose one.
| Site | Area | Depth | Current | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alki Cove | West Seattle | Down to about 65 ft | Usually protected from current and wind | New and experienced divers |
| Day Island Wall | University Place | 80 to 110 ft, with the wall falling past 140 ft | Strong, Tacoma Narrows current | Experienced divers only |
| Les Davis Marine Park | Ruston Way, Tacoma | About 20 to 80 ft | Generally sheltered; check slack | New divers with a guide, and experienced divers |
| Redondo | Des Moines | Most dives at 30 to 60 ft; the bottom drops past 90 ft | Gentle most days, with sudden bursts on big tides | All experience levels |
| Salt Creek | Port Angeles | Varies by route; check a current dive guide | Exposed to wind and swell | Experienced divers |
| Sund Rock | Hood Canal | Check a current dive guide for your route | Plan around slack water | Experienced divers |
| Three Tree Point | Burien | About 60 to 95 ft | Plan around slack water | Experienced divers |
Depths and conditions are guides, not guarantees. Check live slack-tide windows, the weather and your own limits before every dive. Illustrated site charts are at the Saltwater chart library.