Scuba Dive
or Snorkel the Shipwrecks
of Door County & Sturgeon Bay
Above photo, Selvick bow and Diver on Selvick below courtesy of Gary Sassin
Click below for enlarged views of the Selvick and Bermuda, from our Munising charters
Captains
Linda Laraway
Randy Livsey
Cell 906-748-1667
E-Mail
Snail mail:
W406 Constantineau Lane 46.5 Road
Bark River, MI 49807
Click for directions to boat launch
120 North Madison Ave.
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Selvick bow 
Diver on Selvick 
Bermuda deck 
Snorkeler 
Snorkel Shipwreck Tours for Non-divers
Above: Midwest Living magazine sent a reporter on a snorkel tour of the Bermuda with Captain Linda Laraway to write a 2005 travel article on Great Lakes shipwrecks.
If you are not certified to dive, we can take you snorkeling. Semi-guided snorkeling trips include all equipment needed. Dry suits are used during certain times of the year. You get a quick lesson on mask fit, water entry, and snorkeling.
Air Service and other Services
Rental scuba equipment includes wetsuits, tanks, regulators, and buoyancy compensators ONLY aboard the Superior Explorer.
Scuba Diving Charters and Snorkel Charters
Individual and group rates.
Download the Certified Diver Waiver and Release form—we strongly recommend showing up to dive with the paperwork done!
Email for more scuba diving information
Links
About Great Lakes underwater preserves:
Wisconsin's Great Lakes Shipwrecks
Michigan Underwater Preserves Council
Great Lakes shipwreck photography and stories:
Great Lakes Underwater
Scenic tours:
Door County Fireboat Cruises
Captains Linda Laraway and Randy Livsey offer Door County shipwreck diving for beginning, intermediate and expert divers. They also offer photographic dives with outstanding opportunities for wreck and close-up photography.
The Shipwrecks
Shipwrecks in the waters surrounding Door County have been preserved by the clear, cool waters of northern Lake Michigan. Many of the wreck sites are in shallow enough water to permit exploration with only a snorkel. Underwater visibility is considered to be among the best in the Midwest. Thirty feet at depth of one hundred feet is not uncommon. There are mooring buoys and descent lines at all primary dive sites.
For much more information on wrecks in the area to dive, visit Wisconsin's Great Lakes Shipwrecks for stories, photos and videos.
OAK LEAF, FOSTER & EMPIRE STATE - Visible in an aerial view of Bullhead Point, this group of well-preserved shipwrecks are ideal for a snorkel tour. Photos
Below find a sampling of the photo opportunities we've been able to offer over the years in the Munising area.
Below: Wreck of the George. Click small photos to see more.
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