Tobermory Maritime Association

Objective
The Tobermory Maritime Association was formed in 1998 with the objective of promoting tourism and enhancing scuba diving opportunities in the Tobermory Area.

Activities
Our first project involved the purchase, cleaning and sinking of the Niagara II. Read more about this project and view pictures of the sinking as well as current photos in other sections of this web site.

With the completion of the Niagara II project and we are now turning our primary attention to future initiatives. Some of our current plans include:
  • Conceptual planning for future major dive site development.
  • Discussions with Parks Canada regarding the establishment of additional dive sites within the Park.
  • Interfacing with Parks Canada on issues such as the location of the Diver Registration Centre to ensure that the best interests of divers are served.
  • Designing, placing and maintaining moorings at dive sites beyond the Fathom Five Park boundary
We encourage you not only to enjoy this site but to join us in Tobermory and participate in some of the best diving in Canada. After all, we are known as the "Scuba Diving Capital of Canada"! We also invite you to Join the Tobermory Maritime Association and work with us to develop new and exciting dive opportunities. Please check our Membership page for more information.



GREAT NEWS!

It is with great relief that we announce that the loans taken out to purchase and sink the Niagara II are now retired.

We would like to thank everyone for their generous support of this great project.

The TMA owes a debt of gratitude to all those individuals and groups that worked so hard to make the Niagara II such an awesome dive site.

The TMA will still be selling souvenir stickers and t-shirts and we would ask commercial operators who use the moorings for the Niagara II and Caroline Rose to purchase a TMA commercial membership for $100.00. We still need to fund the placement and maintenance of moorings on these dive sites.

We are now working on fund raising and ideas for our next project. All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.



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