Nestled in the temperate rainforest on a small island in a remote corner of the Pacific coast of Canada, God’s Pocket offers an exciting and convenient launching pad to some of the world’s best cold-water diving. Strong currents flow through Browning Passage for most of the day, mixing nutrients from the deep and surface waters creating the perfect environment for marine life. Giant acorn barnacles grow in huge proliferations creating massive underwater reefs. Their hard shells provide habitat for a plethora of colorful encrusting marine life. Hidden in the reef you will find decorated warbonnets, grunt sculpins, giant pacific octopus, wolf-eels and too many other species of fish to count.  This area is remote, and it is rare that we ever see another dive boat in this area. There are no crowds on our dives!