Depth and intact-structure details for the wreck.
Canada · Tobermory and Fathom Five
Alice G is a shallow tug wreck in Tobermory's harbour.
Alice G is a shallow tug wreck in Tobermory's harbour.
Alice G is a shallow wooden tug wreck in Little Tub Harbour, part of Tobermory's Tugs site. It is easy to reach from shore and is often used for check-out dives, snorkelling, and freediving. Cold freshwater, harbour traffic, and occasional silt are part of the experience, but the wreck is manageable and rewarding for newer divers.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Cold freshwater, boat traffic, and silt make buoyancy and situational awareness important.
Access Restrictions
Controlled access applies from Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving weekend, and harbour traffic remains a factor.
Legal Notes
Diving in Tobermory harbours is limited to designated areas; follow registration and dive-flag rules during the controlled access season.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A shallow training-friendly tug wreck with boardwalk access, good for a controlled shore dive and simple route-finding.
Freediving
The shallow tug layout makes Alice G a reasonable freedive target in calm conditions, though cold water limits comfort.
Snorkeling
Snorkellers can see the wreck from shallow water near the deck access when the harbour is clear.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Research Sources
Depth and intact-structure details for the wreck.
Official access, depth, and seasonal schedule for the Tugs site.
Public dive charter listings that include Alice G.
Shallow shore site description and beginner/snorkel fit.

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