Map of Bermuda Wreck (Murray Bay, Alger Underwater Preserve)
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Bermuda Wreck (Murray Bay, Alger Underwater Preserve)

Michigan, United States
Depth12–30 ft (3.7–9.1 m)
AccessBoat
Cert LevelOpen Water
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June through September for warmest water and best visibility

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The Bermuda is an intact wooden schooner that sank in 1870 and now rests upright in sheltered Murray Bay on the southeast side of Grand Island near Munising, within Michigan's Alger Underwater Preserve. Her deck sits about 12 ft below the surface with the bottom around 30 ft, making her one of the best shallow intact schooner dives on the Great Lakes. The protected bay location means the site is often diveable when Lake Superior weather cancels offshore trips, and it is popular with both new divers and snorkelers.

Quick Facts

Depth Range3.7m – 9.1m
CertificationOpen Water
Gear7mm wetsuit minimum, drysuit preferred; Lake Superior rarely exceeds 50-60 F even in summer
HazardsVery cold fresh water year-round (Lake Superior), boat traffic in Munising Bay including glass-bottom tour boats, entanglement on wreck structure
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