Diving in Canada offers incredible variety, with access to the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Oceans, plus more lakes than any other country. Home to 20% of the world’s freshwater, Canada features top wreck diving, vibrant reefs, and dramatic walls and pinnacles. On the West Coast, the Pacific Ocean provides stunning marine life and cold water dive sites. The Prairie Provinces surprise with quality inland dives, while Central Canada boasts world-class wrecks in the Great Lakes. Atlantic Canada delivers powerful tides and rare sea creatures, making Canada a must-visit for underwater adventure seekers.
Getting to Canada is simple thanks to its major international airports and extensive travel connections. Cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary are serviced by direct flights from the US, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Most international travelers arrive by air, with popular airlines offering frequent routes. Visitors from the United Statescan also drive across the border or take trains and buses. Entry by cruise ships is common on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, especially in British Columbia and Nova Scotia. All travelers need a valid passport, and most require an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) or visa before arrival. Whether you’re visiting for diving in Canada, business, or adventure, reaching the country is easy and well-supported by global transport networks.
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