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Double Action Dive Charters

2 Charter boats, in 3 different Marinas, in 2 Great Lakes… Yes, that’s us!

There is history to discover in the Great Lakes, and it can be found resting beneath it’s glassy surface. Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, considered some of the best Shipwreck diving in the US, are littered with places to explore and we would love take you.

Double Action Dive Charters has shown thousands of divers the wrecks in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. With two boats to choose from, we reach shipwrecks for all skill-levels. Wrecks range from 15ft thru 300ft, so we truly have wrecks for every diver. We are also out exploring and researching new wrecks all the time and bringing customers like you into the discovery. Our passion is scuba diving, come see why!

The Fleet

Double Action Dive Charters has shown thousands of divers the wrecks in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. With two boats to choose from, we reach shipwrecks for all skill-levels. Wrecks range from 15ft thru 300ft, so we truly have wrecks for every diver.

SeaQuest II Chicago Area

Exploring Lake Michigan and the Chicago Area from Hammond Marina

Go Between Eastern Michigan

Exploring Lake Huron from the Port Sanilac & Harbor Beach Area

Easy Online Booking

Convenient, easy, fast! Booking can be done from the comfort of your home 24/7

Season Pass Unlimited Charters

Like to dive often? Yeah, we know the feeling! That’s why we offer unlimited diving packages and discount packages that are valid on any of our charter trips.

Ready to hit it hard this season? Check out our single season unlimited diving package for only $2,500.00. Are you a true Great Lakes dive adventure junkie? Sign up for our unlimited lifetime charter package for $10,000.00. These are limited in available quantity, so don’t delay.

Don’t worry, we have other packages available, and we’re sure one will fit your dive agenda!

It’s all about Wrecks

The great lakes are a shipwreck diver’s dream come true. Wrecks of all shapes and sizes are extremely well preserved and some look like they could be raised and float again.