Captain Tom's

Day on the Cooper River

Big Shark Tooth Diving

Join Captain Tom for diving you will never forget! Find prehistoric shark's teeth that are millions of years old. Teeth can measure over six inches long! This is easy diving for open water divers.

Recommended gear includes a primary light (ex. UK 8000 or King Pelican), secondary light (ex. Tec-40), goodie bag (for your teeth), and a tad more weight than you would usually put in your weight belt.

Charters are every weekend and during the week by appointment. Weekends book fast so be sure to call well in advance.

Call Captain Tom at (843) 693-8485 or Charleston Scuba at (843) 763-3483 for reservations. You can also reach Captain Tom by email.

Read more about Captain Tom and see some cool pictures at www.scubadventures.net/CaptTom.htm

In This Article

Shark Teeth & Whale Ear Bones

Frequently Asked Questions

What will I find while diving with Captain Tom?

Divers search for prehistoric shark's teeth that are millions of years old. According to the page, teeth can measure over six inches long.

Is this dive suitable for new divers?

The page describes it as easy diving for open water divers.

What gear should I bring?

Recommended gear includes a primary light (such as a UK 8000 or King Pelican), a secondary light (such as a Tec-40), a goodie bag for your teeth, and a tad more weight than you would usually put in your weight belt.

When do charters run, and how far ahead should I book?

Charters are every weekend and during the week by appointment. Weekends book fast, so be sure to call well in advance.

How do I make a reservation?

Call Captain Tom at (843) 693-8485 or Charleston Scuba at (843) 763-3483. You can also reach Captain Tom by email.

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