North Carolina Megalodon Tooth Dive Charter

Wrightsville Beach, NC

Join us for an offshore North Carolina scuba diving adventure in search of giant Megalodon teeth. These dives take place in warm, blue Atlantic waters on well-known fossil sites where successful recoveries are common.

We partner with a highly experienced North Carolina dive charter that operates a large, comfortable boat built for long offshore runs. The captain consistently places divers on productive Megalodon tooth sites, giving everyone a strong chance of finding fossils on every dive.

Charter Details

• Departure location: Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

• Two-day charter (Saturday & Sunday)

• Three dives per day (six total dives)

• Divers must book the full weekend (no single-day bookings)

The charter fee covers boat space only. Divers must provide all scuba equipment, including tanks and weights. Tank and DPV (scooter) rentals are available as optional add-ons to the charter fee. Additional rental gear may be arranged through us the Friday before departure or through dive shops located near the dock.

Certification & Experience Requirements - No proof of certification or DAN coverage = no diving and no refunds.

• Advanced Open Water certification (required)

• Nitrox certification (required)

• DAN (Divers Alert Network) Insurance (required)

• These dives occur 40+ miles offshore in open-ocean conditions

• Depths range from 85–110 feet, depending on the site selected by the captain

• Divers must be experienced and comfortable with offshore boat diving

Required Equipment
In addition to standard scuba gear, divers must bring:

• Wreck reel

• Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)

• Collection bag for recovered Megalodon teeth or fossils

Technical and rebreather divers are welcome with proper certifications and must dive strictly within their certified limits. Any violations will result in removal from future trips.

Wrightsville Beach offers plentiful lodging, restaurants, and beach-town activities, making this an excellent destination for both divers and non-diving travel companions.  The dock is located HERE. You can search for local lodging, food, and entertainment at that link.

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