 Capt. Jitka looking after her divers.
Do you ever wonder what is there to see on the bottom of the Great Lakes? How do you find out? Where do you go? If you have been wondering then you came to the right place. Browse through our website, email us or call us with questions and we will help you organize your next Great Lakes dive trip on the world’s best preserved shipwrecks or just provide you with our recommendations.
Diving Conditions in the Great Lakes
In the Great Lakes the water temperatures on the bottom usually remain constant all year round between 39°F and 48°F (4°C to 9°C). In the summer, July to September, the surface temperatures warm up to 75°F (24°C). This layer of water extends from the surface down to about 30ft and at times to 70ft (9m to 21m). This phenomenon is well appreciated by the technical divers doing decompression stops. Due to these cold water temperatures it is very important to have good dive equipment such as drysuits and good quality cold water regulators. In the summer divers can enjoy recreation type of dives in wetsuits without any difficulties and enjoy the Great Lakes shipwreck diving.
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