moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with basic swimming ability and comfort with diving, though certification is recommended.
Discover the captivating world beneath San Diego's ocean surface with Odyssea Adventures' Wreck Alley SCUBA tour. Explore historic shipwrecks filled with vibrant marine life on a guided boat trip designed for divers of all levels. Dive into an unforgettable underwater adventure today!
4-5 hours (16+ with advanced certification or higher)
4-5 hours
At 366 feet this is the 2nd biggest wreck (only by 5 feet) on the west coast and the most In tact. It is the crown jewel of California wreck diving and a true bucket list Dive. The ships many decks range from 60 feet to 100 feet in the sand. Covered in strawberry sea anemones and countless fish species this wreck shimmers with life. This is an ADVANCED dive with countless swim throughs and overhead rooms.
The second wreck is the Ruby E. This ship was a USCG cost guard cutter before being sunk next to the Yukon. It is 165 feet long at a depth of between 55-85 feet in the sand. A very fun wreck to dive with easy swim throughs and tons of fish life and Nudibranchs!
All our wrecks in San Diego are located just a quick 15 minute boat ride off Mission Beach.
Ensure your diving equipment is in good condition and properly fitted for a safe and enjoyable experience.
The summer months are popular, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
Capture amazing underwater scenes and memories of your dive to share with friends and family.
Give yourself ample time for check-in and safety briefings before heading out to the dive sites.
Many of the shipwrecks in Wreck Alley date back to the mid-20th century, serving as artificial reefs and historical relics.
Odyssea Adventures emphasizes eco-friendly practices by minimizing environmental impact and promoting marine preservation.
Keeps you warm and comfortable during extended periods underwater.
summer|fall|winter specific
Fundamental gear for underwater mobility and visibility.
Helps illuminate dark regions inside wrecks and deep dives.
Ensures safety by allowing you to signal your position on the water surface.