Dive Sites in Maryland, United States
Browse 37 dive sites in Maryland. Difficulty levels range from beginner, intermediate, advanced.
All Dive Sites in Maryland
Plum Point
Artificial reef built from other materials
Dominion Reef at the Gooses
Artificial reef built from Concrete rubble, shell
Pooles Island
Artificial reef built from Concrete rubble
Jackspot Reef
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity
Gales Lumps (NW Corner)
Artificial reef built from Concrete pipe, rubble
Bass Grounds (2 Boxes)
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Designed units, Vessels
Holland Point
Artificial reef built from Concrete rubble, monotubes
Tangier Sound
Artificial reef built from Bridge decks, rubble
Memorial Stadium (South end)
Artificial reef built from Reefballs, rubble
Research Reef
Research Reef is a dive site located in United States. Depths run to roughly 21 m. The site is reached by boat. Generally considered a intermediate-level dive. This entry was imported from open data sources and is awaiting first-hand verification. If you know this site, help fill in the details.
Taylors Island (South end)
Artificial reef built from Railroad bridge caps, bridge sections, barge
Little Cove Point
Artificial reef built from Rubble, railroad bridge caps
Love Point
Artificial reef built from Bridge decks, tire units
Cedar Point
Artificial reef built from Barge, concrete bridge decks, Rubble
Asquith Reed, Severn River
Artificial reef built from Rubble and shell
Tolchester
Artificial reef built from Rubble
Kelly's Reef/Little Gull
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Designed units, Barge
Bob Mason Reef
Artificial reef built from Designed units, 4 piles of 6 pyramids
Severn River
Artificial reef built from Bridge remnants
Choptank River Bridge - Dorchester Count Side (Old Route 50 Bridge/Fishing Pier)
Artificial reef built from Concrete Bridge Rubble
Point No Point
Artificial reef built from Barge, bridge decks, rubble
Purnell's Reef
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Designed units, Vessels
Doll’s Lump/Hackett’s Point
Artificial reef built from Reefballs, concrete pipe
Great Eastern Reef/Twin Wrecks
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Vessels
Isle of Wight Reef ("IOW")
A dive site in United States. The site reaches a maximum depth of about 19 m. The site is reached by boat. Rated intermediate based on available data. Imported from open data — local knowledge welcome. Add a review, photo, or conditions report if you have dived here.
African Queen Reef
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Designed units, Vessels
Taylors Island (North end)
Artificial reef built from Railroad bridge caps, bridge sections, barge
Russell's Reef/Great Gull
Artificial reef built from Materials of Opportunity, Designed units, Vessels
Clint Water's Reef at Cook's Point
Artificial reef built from Reefballs
Cedarhurst
Artificial reef built from Rubble
Hollicutt’s Noose
Artificial reef built from Rubble, o ster shell, marl,concrete cubes, tire units
Chesapeake Beach
Artificial reef built from Tire units
Simkins Dam Reef at Swan Point
Artificial reef built from Simkins Dam rubble
Tilghman Island
Artificial reef built from Bridge rubble, tire units,bridge decking, granite
Gales Lumps (SE Corner)
Artificial reef built from Concrete pipe, rubble
Helianthus III Wreck
Helianthus III Wreck is a wreck dive in United States. The site is reached by boat. Generally considered a intermediate-level dive. Details come from open chart and map data — dived it? Add a review or report conditions to help verify this site.
Jane’s Island
Artificial reef built from Tire units