Back offshore we go. Two days of deep Atlantic diving out of Wilmington, NC, combining Megalodon shark tooth ledges with one of the most iconic WWII wrecks in the region. This trip is built for divers who want history, hunt, and honest offshore conditions — not amusement-park diving.

This is not a sightseeing drift dive. This is for divers who like their stories heavy, their finds black and enamel-thick, and their dives planned properly.

*If you don't have your AOW or Nitrox certifications don't worry, DWF has you covered. But we should get you taken care of sooner rather than later?

• Advanced Open Water certification required

• Enriched Air Nitrox certification required

• SMB / safety sausage required

• Wreck reel required

• Comfortable with depths approaching 100 ft

• Comfortable with task loading (searching, navigation, buoyancy, situational awareness)

If any of this gives you pause, reach out before booking. These are not beginner dives.

• Depth range: approximately 90–105 ft

• Fossil ledge diving focused on Megalodon and other prehistoric shark teeth

• Expect sand, limestone ledges, and active search patterns

• Strong buoyancy, awareness, and gas management required

• John D. Gill (WWII casualty, massive steel wreck)

• Hyde Wreck (upright hopper dredge)

• Depth range: approximately 65–95 ft

• Big wreck structure, navigation challenges, and excellent marine life

• Sand tiger sharks are common during summer months

Final sites are weather and conditions dependent, but this is the planned itinerary.