Sandbar

The Sandbar Site is a popular location for boaters in the United States. It is a spacious area in the lake with a shallow depth of only 3 ft. below the surface. Many boaters gather here to enjoy a day of fun on the water.

While diving at this site, you may spot some catfish, perch, and the occasional largemouth bass. However, due to the sandy bottom and lack of structure, the marine life is not abundant.

Treasure hunters will find this dive site particularly intriguing. During the summer months, the area is crowded with boaters who anchor up and use it as a swimming and partying hub. It's not uncommon to see up to 75 boats rafted together, creating a lively atmosphere. As a result, many items are lost in the water, ranging from anchors and jewelry to sunglasses and even articles of clothing. This site can get quite lively at times.

For a peaceful diving experience, it is recommended to visit this site during the weekdays in the morning hours when it is less crowded. At this time, you will have the opportunity to explore the site when it is mostly uninhabited.

The Sandbar Site offers a visibility of 2m and a maximum depth of 7m, making it suitable for beginner divers. Located at Penninsula Lane, Alexander County, North Carolina, 28681, United States, it is easily accessible to divers in the area.