The Raleigh - Port Colborne
The Raleigh was a 227-foot wooden steamer built in 1871 that sank in Lake Erie near Port Colborne on November 30, 1911, following a steering failure in heavy seas. Three people died when the ship broke in two, and the wreck now lies in about 30 feet of water as a popular, shallow, and heavily broken-up dive site featuring massive boilers and a broken rudder.
Max Depth 30ft.
Open Water Certification Required
Availability: In Stock
Dive the Raleigh with Dirty Adventures!
Join Dirty Adventures aboard the Clean Getaway for an exciting Lake Erie wreck dive to the Raleigh in Port Colborne, Ontario.
With its shallow depth, the raleigh is a great dive for Open Water certified divers and an excellent opportunity for newer divers to experience wreck diving in the Great Lakes. explore the wreck, take in the history beneath the surface, and build your confidence while enjoying a fun day on the water.
Whether you're working on your first wreck dives or simply looking for a relaxed and rewarding Great Lakes adventure, the Raleigh is a fantastic choice
Shallow. Historic. Adventure-ready.
⚓️ Raleigh | Port Colborne, ON
Trip inclusions:
- 1-dive boat charter
Not included:
- Transportation
- Crew gratuity
- Tanks, weights, weight belt
- Scuba equipment rental
- Travel and dive insurance
FAQ
When do I need to arrive by?
Arrive 30 mins prior to departure
leaving from Sugarloaf Harbour Marina
3 Marina Dr, Port Colborne, ON L3K 6C6
Payment Terms and Cancellation Policy
Full payment is required to secure your spot on the trip. For cancellations 14 days or less to the trip, the trip cost is non-refundable. If a replacement diver is found, this amount will be refundable as store credit.
