Shotline Diving Wreck Profile

• Name: Buccaneer
• Type: Sailboat
• Year Built:
• Builder:
• Dimensions: Estimated ~25–35 ft
• Registered Tonnage: Unknown
• Location: Humber Bay Promenade Park, Toronto, Ontario
• Coordinates: Approximate Coordinates: 43.6275° N, 79.4782° W
• Original Owners: Unknown
• Number of Masts: Unknown

Wreck Location Map

Vessel Type

Vessel Type: Sailboat

Description

The Buccaneer appears to be a small recreational sailboat that was abandoned in the shallow waters off Humber Bay, west of downtown Toronto. The hull remains partially submerged and visible from shore, deteriorating over time.

Cargo at Time of Loss: None

Loss of Life: None reported

History

Loss Details:

• Date of Abandonment: Unknown (observed in recent years)
• Lake: Lake Ontario
• Location: Humber Bay Promenade Park, Toronto, Ontario
• Specific Site: Near Humber Bay Shores / Humber Bay Arch Bridge
• Cause of Loss: Abandonment

Significant Incidents

Significant Incidents:

• The Buccaneer was abandoned, leading to its current state as a partially submerged wreck.

Final Disposition

The wreck is currently considered a local curiosity rather than a historical wreck. It remains partially submerged and is deteriorating over time.

Current Condition & Accessibility

Wreck Condition: Partially submerged; deteriorating hull visible.

Dive Accessibility: Easily accessible by shore snorkel or kayak.

Known Surveys: None official; local divers have reported it informally.

Hazards: Sharp hull debris, unstable footing in silty bottom.

Resources & Links

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The Buccaneer offers a unique diving experience for those interested in exploring a local wreck, with easy access and a chance to observe the effects of time on a recreational sailboat.