12/28/2025
Some of our 2026 dive schedule is starting to leak out, including our super popular Tuesday evening dives. Call Divers Two Inc if you want to hangout this summer.
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Charter Schedule 2025
INDEPENDENCE II DIVE VESSEL
$165 PER DIVER 2 TANK DIVE
$120 PER DIVER 1 TANK NIGHT DIVE
Call ahead to make rental reservations. All divers are required to bring a whistle, SMB, redundant air system, and proper certification which includes AOW & proof of Northeast boat experience.
All destinations are subject to change depending on weather conditions,
visibility reports and other boats on site.
JUNE CHARTERS
SATURDAY JUNE 27th
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
VISCAYA
The Viscaya (a.k.a. The Spanish Wreck) is a big wreck in 85 feet of water and boasts a huge steam engine and set of boilers. Frames and hull plates spread out all over and make for great hunting areas and site-seeing. Many artifacts have come up from this wreck over the years - including gold coins and some interesting jewelry!
JULY CHARTERS
SUNDAY JULY 12th
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
STOLT
The wreck of the Stolt is very impressive, even though now greatly broken-up. Visibility is usually good at this wreck at 130 feet. There is a large debris field around the wreck. The propeller lies half-buried in the sand, while the broken-off rudder lies nearby.
TUESDAY JULY 14th
6 PM Departure
1 Tank NIGHT Dive
THE D***S
The D***s is a partially intact wreck at her stern. The rest is open and easy to navigate. Her rudder lies just to one side. At 65 feet, she offers great exploration and sea life. She's long, too - over 300 feet!
SATURDAY JULY 25th
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
GULFTRADE
The Gulftrade lies at about 90 feet or less with some spots with elevation.She was torpedoed by U-Boats. A large picturesque wreck, so bring your wreck reels! Any artifacts would potentially be found in the debris pile.
TUESDAY JULY 28th
8 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
MOHAWK
Sunk after a collision with the Talisman in 1935, the Mohawk is a great wreck to explore. An ocean liner nearly 400 feet long and in 75 feet of water, you'll rarely see the entire wreck in a single dive. She is known as an artifact hunters wreck. China, shipboard items, and cargo have been recovered over the decades. Visibility varies, so line reels are a must-have. Keep one in your pocket or collection bag. Bring a dive light, too.
AUGUST CHARTERS
TUESDAY AUGUST 11st
6 PM Departure
1 Tank NIGHT Dive
CADET
The Cadet, identified as the John H. Winstead which sank in 1927, is at 80 feet. Good for fish and lobsters - and the occasional artifact - it is big; wide and about 240 feet long. The vessel was carrying coal when she sank.
SATURDAY AUGUST 15th
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
STOLT
The wreck of the Stolt is very impressive, even though now greatly broken-up. Visibility is usually good at this wreck at 130 feet. There is a large debris field around the wreck. The propeller lies half-buried in the sand, while the broken-off rudder lies nearby.
SUNDAY AUGUST 23rd
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
ARUNDO
The Arundo wreck off New Jersey is a popular WWII shipwreck dive site, a 412-foot Dutch freighter torpedoed by U-136 in 1942, now a debris field with intact cargo like trucks, locomotives, beer bottles, and oil, lying in 130-140 feet of water, known for its interesting marine life and challenging but rewarding conditions for experienced divers.
SEPTEMBER CHARTERS
TUESDAY SEPTMEBER 15th
7 AM Departure
2 Tank Dive
ALGOL
The Algol started her career in WWII and ended in more modern times. At around 450 feet in length, she offers divers a great opportunity to tour a large, deep wreck that is virtually intact. Depths to 140 but she starts at 70 feet. A great dive for all levels of offshore divers.
