Water Witch - New England

We love the Water Witch for its sheer sense of history. This isn't some purpose-sunk modern vessel; it’s a genuine relic, a 19th-century schooner that met its end in a storm. Dropping down, you feel the chill of the New England water, but the visibility here can be surprisingly good, especially on a calm morning. The wreck itself is pretty broken up, scattered timbers and frames, but that’s exactly its charm. You’re not exploring intact cabins, you’re sifting through time. Our favourite part is poking around the bow section, where the anchor chain still lies draped. You’ll spot plenty of Yellow Perch darting between the ribs and the occasional Redfin Pickerel lurking deeper in the structure. It’s a site for divers who appreciate history and the quiet beauty of a wreck reclaimed by its environment. The Water Witch isn’t about big pelagics or colourful coral, it's about connecting with a moment in maritime history, feeling the cold steel and wood that once braved the Atlantic. We’d suggest going in late summer or early autumn for the best chance of decent conditions and to truly appreciate this unique piece of the past.

Location

New England, United States, North America

Coordinates

44.233334, -73.334660

Type

wreck