English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

English (Translate this text in English): West of Halifax out from Exit #5 on the Hwy #103 onto the Hwy #3 then west towards Hubbards. In the community of Boutiliers Point is the Provincial Park with picnic tables, a boat launch ramp and a working wharf.

Diving is best straight out and to the right or west of the wharf. There is usually enough depth to jump off the end, but the ramp just east of the wharf is recommended for exits.

This spot is small boulders and gravels in the shallows grading down to mud and soft bottom organisms deeper out.

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