Waome (Wrack) is a advanced shore dive site in Ontario, Canada with depths of 15–21 m (49–69 ft). Check the latest conditions and entry details before you go.
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Site hazards: Very dark, tannin-stained 'tea-coloured' water even in daylight
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First light 9:24 · Sunrise 9:59 · Sunset 0:50
Source: Open-Meteo marine · graded 13h ago
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Waome (Wrack) is a dive site located in Canada. It is accessible from shore.
Very dark, tannin-stained 'tea-coloured' water even in daylight — dive lights required; limited visibility (roughly 3-8 m / 10-25 ft); depth around 21 m; overhead environment if penetrating the intact two-deck interior (wheelhouse, lounge, boiler/engine rooms) through the missing-window openings; fresh water cold enough that a wetsuit or drysuit is a necessity. The wreck is protected property of the Province of Ontario — removing any material is illegal and carries heavy fines.
Waome (Wrack) is rated as advanced difficulty, which may not suit new divers. A Minimum Advanced (AOW) certification recommended by charter operators due to the ~21 m depth and dark, low-visibility water; sources describe it as a dive for experienced divers. certification or equivalent is suggested. Consider your experience level, conditions, and local guidance before planning.
Waome (Wrack) has a depth range of 15–21 metres (49–69 feet). Check the dive site page for current conditions and any depth-specific guidance before planning your dive.
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