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Dive the Graveyard of the Atlantic with Discovery Diving!

Divemaster/Instructor for the Military

Dive Training

Are you in the Military?? You can now use your GI Bill for a SCUBA program that will take you from beginner to Intructor.

Dive Travel

Dive Travel

Not just NC diving, join us on one of our other worldly adventures!

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The Outrageous V has inside seating for 18 people, full size clean toilet facilities, a fresh water system with shower and ice water onboard for your convenience. There is a large upper deck for sunning and cooler storage. There is ample space on the main deck for your tanks and dive gear. The swim platform is 4' wide and 12' long and has 2 ladders.

Hull: Aluminum
Power: 2 3208 Turbo Charged Caterpillar Diesels
Cruise speed: 16 - 20 knots
Capacity: 18 passengers (licensed for 28)
Size: 47' x 15'
Year Built: 1978
Captain: Terry Leonard
Captain Terry grew up in Carteret County and has over 30 years of experience on the waters of NC as a commercial fisherman, a commercial diver, in salvage and towing , charter fishing, etc. Being able to call on this wide range of experiences helps him to give you the best diving experience possible. Terry has been a full time dive boat Capt. since 1984 .
Mates: 1-2

Forms & Paperwork


 Download forms prior to arrival

Dive Charter Paperwork
Liability Waiver (Air)
Liability Waiver (Nitrox)
Air Rental Agreement
Nitrox Rental Agreement

Student Paperwork


to expedite check-in.

 Student Paperwork
Discover SCUBA Release
PADI Student Folder
PADI Medical Form
Student Info Form
PADI Lost Card

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U/W Bike Race

eventsiconJoin us on July 4th for this annual event benefitting the Children's Mile of Hope.

Lionfish Roundup

eventsiconAn exciting partnership between Discovery Diving, NOAA, and Carteret Community College.

Treasure Hunt

eventsiconFood, prizes, diving, and fun! Proceeds benefit the Mile Hope Children's Cancer Fund and DAN's research in diving safety.

ECARA Event

2013Join us March 7, 2015 at the Bryant Student Center, Carteret Community College, Morehead City in support of the East Carolina Artificial Reef Association.  Click here for more info on this great event and how you can help to bring more Wrecks to the Graveyard of the Atlantic.