Dive Sites
The Royal Adelaide
“The Royal Adelaide was an iron sailing ship of 1400 tons built by William Patterson at Bristol in 1865” This looks like it should be an easy enough dive to do from the shore, but Read more…
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UB 74
This old submarine lies a bit closer to the harbour than the M2 and is a bit more broken up. It is a bit harder to spot on a sounder as it is more broken Read more…
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Eastern Kings / Devil’s Point
Eastern Kings (also known as Devil’s Point) is usually done as a shore dive, and starts in Firestone Bay, Plymouth.This dive must be done on slack tide unless it’s bang on neaps, and is advisable Read more…
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Teignmouth
There is a free slip right next to Teign Diving centre. This slip is very sandy and you need to be careful not to get the van stuck when backing the trailer down. There is Read more…
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Portland
This is a large harbour on the south Dorset coast. To find the slip drive round to the east side of Portland, to Castletown (the opposite side to Chesil cove). Here you will find the Read more…
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Land’s End
Land’s End is an excellent place to take the club boats for a long weekend. The range of diving available means that all levels of diver can be accommodated, and most dive sites can be Read more…
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Hope Cove
Hope Cove has a short slip and a very long sandy beach where the boats can be launched. Launching costs are £6 per boat per day (2012 prices). To run a trip here you need Read more…
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Helford River
Helford river is just north of Porthkerris (PK) and can be dived on any tide. Launch out of PK, head north and then up the estuary. On the right hand side of the estuary you Read more…
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West Bay
No shore dives here but easy access to wrecks around this area. Very pretty with some nice walks during the surface interval.