Cold-water remote-site planning is required. Call 911 or use marine VHF for emergencies; Tobermory is the nearest service base, and groups should carry oxygen and reliable communications.
About
About this site
Little Tub Harbour wreckage of four small steam tugs, commonly used for snorkelling, open-water checkouts, and shore-access diving.
Typical depth
13 m
Best season
Late spring through fall; access and visibility depend on Lake Huron weather.
Access and parking
Access is via walkway to the wooden deck area; vessels are not permitted except at the Alice G mooring buoy.
Local regulations
Divers must register and purchase a Parks Canada dive permit before diving; display a dive flag, use moorings where provided, observe harbour dive-area restrictions, and do not remove, damage, or disturb natural, cultural, or scientific features.
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