Operator page used for access, few-currents guidance, facilities, and wildlife context.
United States of America · Seattle and Tacoma Puget Sound
Protected beginner shore cove in Seattle
Protected beginner shore cove in Seattle
Seacrest Cove 2 is a protected Seattle shore cove with a beginner-friendly entry, an artificial-structure reef profile, and a lot of room for patient wildlife watching. It is a practical choice for divers who are comfortable with a rocky beach entry, cold-water exposure, and a busy local park setting, and it rewards calm buoyancy more than speed or depth chasing.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Dive within your training, keep clear of the marked boat and ferry lanes, and bring enough thermal protection to stay comfortable.
Access Restrictions
Shore entry at Seacrest Park only; stay out of the marked no-dive boat lane and the ferry lane.
Legal Notes
Follow Seacrest Park and Harbor Patrol rules, including the marked closed and boat-lane areas.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Beginner-friendly shore cove with artificial reef structures, ropes marking popular routes, and a gradual profile that rewards slow, careful diving.
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Operator page used for access, few-currents guidance, facilities, and wildlife context.
Official park source used for public access, protected scuba rules, and boat-lane restrictions.

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