Wachapreague Reef - North Carolina

The Wachapreague Reef in North Carolina is an artificial reef, designed to attract marine life and create new dive opportunities. While specific depth and difficulty vary across the reef, we generally find a good collection of Atlantic species here, like spadefish and sea bass. It’s a solid choice for local divers looking for a convenient wreck or reef experience without venturing too far offshore. Visibility can be a bit hit or miss, typical for the Atlantic coast, so pick your day carefully.

Location
North Carolina, United States, North America
Coordinates
37.550835, -75.544720
Type
reef
Maximum Depth
5-20m

Marine Protected Area: Dawson Shoals Fee

Nearby Dive Sites in North Carolina

Nearest Dive Centres to Wachapreague Reef

Marine Life in North Carolina

Home to 42 recorded species including 38 reef fish, 2 clams & mussels, 2 other.

Notable Species