Chester Islands

Chester Islands are a small coastal area in Nova Scotia, Canada. Access to diving here is limited and the area is not a major dive hub. The Bay of Fundy’s saltwater environment nearby offers strong tidal currents, interesting water movement, and potential for macro life in local sites around rocky shores and small reefs. Given the lack of local dive centers recorded, most divers would plan trips with nearby coastal towns that host centers and boat trips. The surrounding region is better known for its scenic coastal landscapes and maritime culture, with freshwater opportunities primarily further inland in quarries or lakes. Overall, Chester Islands provide a quiet entry point to bay-area diving if you arrange transport to nearby centers.