Atlantic Divers is located at
2905 Fire Road, Egg Harbor Township N.J. 08234
Main Route Directions
From the NorthTake the Garden State Parkway south to Exit 37 (Washington Avenue). Take a left at the end of the exit. At the next intersection, take a right at the traffic signal (Fire Road) and follow approximately 1/2 a mile. After you cross the railroad tracks look for Atlantic Divers dive flag to our lot on the right.
From the West
Take the Atlantic City Expressway to Exit 7S (the Garden State Parkway south). Stay in right lane and take Exit 37 (Washington Avenue). Follow the above directions from Washington Avenue.
From the South
Take Garden State Parkway north to Exit 36 (Fire Road). Take a left at the end of the exit. Stay in
center lane to go straight on Fire Road north. After the second intersection (Route 322) continue for one block after light. Atlantic Divers is on your left.
Directions to:
Mainland Regional High School Pool. Please park in the appropriate parking area. The pool is the largest annex attached in the back of the school. Walk through the lots to reach the pool entrance. Allow additional 10 minutes for parking prior to class time.
Click for detailed directions: Mainland Regional High School Pool
Boat Directions
DINA DEE
(Barnegat, N.J.): Take Rt. 72 east (exit 63 from the Garden State Parkway) continue to the end. Make a left onto LBI Blvd. and travel approximately 8.5 miles to 19th St. in Barnegat Light. Follow this to the Stop sign on Bay Ave and make a right. Dina Dee is located at 6th Street Marina, Slip #7.
DIVE COM III
(Halifax, Nova Scotia) This spacious dive vessel is equipped for commercial and sport diving expeditions. Halifax diving is a great wreck diving experience for the novice and the seasoned North Atlantic diver. Contact the shop for information.
This spacious 70 foot boat has been refitted to accommodate 12 divers in comfort to all the popular Virginia Beach wreck sites. Travel time to the Miss Lindsey has been reduced. The new location for departure of the Miss Lindsey is at the restaurant/ marina One Fish Two Fish. just off West Neck Road, in Lynn Haven, Inlet.
One Fish Two Fish
and just around the corner
Chicks
Chicks
This will save drivers an hour of downtown traffic travel. Plus, the restaurant and other amenities are right there for our usual dinner before departure and there is lots of parking.
Map:
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Sea Lion in Atlantic City please note:
Sea Lion A.C. is the perfect choice for your Atlantic City dives. We are chartering from there in May and June Captain Al is bringing the dredge for some special projects and we will tie in the key spidge areas... Don't miss out these dives are filling quickly....
Sea Lion AC, Massachusetts Ave. Atlantic City, N.J. This 36 foot will venture to all the popular inshore Absecon Island wrecks and lobster snags. Located at the end of Mass. Ave at Kameran's Floating Dock. Note: In Atlantic City for May and June:
More information:
Kammerans
SEA LION
(Brielle, N.J.) Let Captain Al Pyatak or Captain Steve Sherrin take you to your diving adventure. This custom 36 foot Maine Coaster visits all the popular wrecks off Manasquan Inlet and in the Mud Hole. Directions: Take Exit 90 of the Garden State Parkway. At the end of the exit ramp, make a right turn at the stop sign. Go straight through two traffic lights and at the third one, make a left turn (there is a 7-11 at this corner). You will be turning onto Route 70 & 35. Stay on this road for almost 5 miles. You will want to look for a bridge with boats on each side and "Peterson's Liquors" (on left). Once over this bridge, look for the Sunoco gas station on your left and at that light make a right onto Riveredge Drive. Once on Riveredge Drive, you will wind through a development/golf course for approximately 2 miles; until you come to the first light (after making the right onto Riveredge Drive). Turn right at the light and at the "T" intersection you will see Bogun's Basin in front of you. Make a left turn and at the first stop sign you reach, turn right and you'll see the Sea Lion straight in front of you.
The legendary Captain George Hoffman raising a bell on Sea Lion.
Bainbridge Quarry
Quarry Directions
http://www.divebsc.com/Directions.htm
Dutch Springs http://www.dutchsprings.com/directions.html
