Terence Bay Wharf

Terence Bay Wharf in Nova Scotia is a beginner-friendly shore dive from a community wharf in the fishing village of Terence Bay. The wharf structure creates sheltered conditions and artificial habitat that concentrates marine life. Lobsters, crabs, and sea stars inhabit the rocky bottom surrounding the wharf pilings. Schools of cunner and sculpin use the pilings as shelter, while the vertical surfaces host mussels, barnacles, and small anemones. The wharf's easy access and protected conditions make it ideal for training dives, and the authentic fishing village setting adds charm to the experience.