Discover the thrill of diving the historic shipwrecks off the New Jersey coast—some of the most exciting and accessible wreck dives in the Northeast! From World War-era submarines to mysterious cargo ships, these sites are teeming with marine life and rich with history. Whether you're a seasoned wreck diver or looking to log your first real wreck adventure, our charter offers safe, guided access to top wrecks like the Stolt Dagali, Algol, and many more. Book your spot now and experience the unbeatable combination of Northeast diving, wreck exploration, and underwater discovery! 

The Stolt Dagali (Proud Dagali) was a Norwegian tanker that was struck and split in two by the cruise liner Shalom, Thanksgiving day (Nov. 26, 1964). The Bow was later recovered, but the Stern still remains as the wreck of the Stolt Dagali.
Name: Stolt Dagali
Built: 1955 (Denmark) - originally named "Dagali"
Tonnage: 12,723 gross tons, Originally - Length 582 ft., Beam 70 ft.
Crew: 43, Survivors: 24, Wreck Depth: 60-130 ft
Diving Certifications:
Advanced Open Water Required
Nitrox certification (and use) required

This dive trip will leave the Point Pleasant Beach dock at 7:00am for the Stolt Dagali which lies in 60-130 feet of water. *Please arrive at the dock at least 1 hour prior to departure (6:00am). Soft drinks included. Pack your own snacks/lunch

Recommended exposure protection
7mm Wetsuit OR Drysuit with hood and gloves.

Required Equipment
Fully redundant air source: Doubles or Pony bottle with regulator
SMB, Wreck Reel and Whistle

 Travel and Dive Accident Insurance are not included in the package; however, you can apply for them through our partner, the Divers Alert Network, via the links below:

DAN Travel Insurance

DAN Membership & Dive Insurance