activeWest End, Catalina Island, California · ~170 ft / 52 m
Tuna Clipper (San Vito)
A tuna boat that sank off the west end of Catalina Island in 1985, now resting in about 170 feet of water and entirely covered in ghost nets. A multi-year project.
The wrecks and reefs our dive team is working to clear.
activeWest End, Catalina Island, California · ~170 ft / 52 m
A tuna boat that sank off the west end of Catalina Island in 1985, now resting in about 170 feet of water and entirely covered in ghost nets. A multi-year project.
activeOff Southern California
A World War I German U-boat, deliberately sunk in a 1921 naval exercise and rediscovered over 80 years later, at the center of an urgent mission to clear the ghost nets that threaten both the wreck and the marine life around it.
activeEagle Rock, West End, Catalina Island, California · ~100 ft / 30 m
A 61-foot squid boat that sank in 2011 and now rests on her starboard side as a thriving artificial reef. In 2026 it became our newest active project.