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Diving in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia is Worldclass Wreck Diving
offered by supplier M05817 (view this supplier profile)
Key Information:
Tour Duration: 3
- 300
day(s)
Group Size: 2
- 8
people
Destination:
Nova Scotia
Category: Scuba diving operators
Specialty:
Dive boat, Diving instructor, Scuba diving center
Season: May - October
Min Price: 60 Canadian Dollar (CAD) per person
Max Price: 5000 Canadian Dollar (CAD) per person
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Due to its geographical position at North Americas East Atlantic Coast; Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island have always been one of the first stops from transatlantic voyages starting as far back as the 15th Century. Many settlers from Ireland, Scotland, England, France, Spain and Germany landed on Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island, starting a new live.
In the first and Second World War, Halifax Harbor was one of the most important harbors, being the last one on route for many supply vessels on their way over the Atlantic Ocean. Back in the 15th, 16th and 17th Century thousands of ships were lost along the Atlantic Coast, mostly caused by fierce weather close to the shoreline, poor navigational equipment of the time and, of course, the many years of war between the British and the French people.
As of today, many thousands shipwrecks are located around Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Island and in the Bras d’Or Lake. Some of those shipwrecks are accessible from shore, some of them require boat rides and some of them even have to be explored for the first time….
Member discount:
10% discount for InfoHub customer. Request a free gift certificate.
Notes:
- Costs vary on length and time of your holiday
- Scuba Packages & Tank Passes available
- Costs will vary depending on Rental Equipment and type of diving.
Also see tour packages in:
Scuba diving operators
Canada
Nova Scotia
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