Dive Sites
Louis Shied
Coordinates: N50.74341 W-4.5813 Depth range: 10m Slack time: Dive anytime The Louis Shied is one of the clubs favourite dives as it is a lovely wreck that can be done as a shore dive. A little swim off the beach, the wreck lies in around 12m of water – though Read more…
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Swanage Pier
Swanage is a small town in south-east Dorset. You can park on the pier (easier for diving) but it is cheaper to park on the car park up the hill. The shop on the pier also has a small museum containing some artefacts from nearby shipwrecks including the Kyarra. The Read more…
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Skomer Dive Sites
Skomer is a trip which runs at the end of the summer term. It is open to everyone that has passed the pool test and is a fantastic chill out. The diving offered ranges from shallow bimbles for beginners up to raging drift dives for the very experienced. The mood Read more…
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Porthkerris
Porthkerris (PK) is situated in the sunny climes of Cornwall, on the Lizard peninsula. PK is the site of the club’s main training trip. This trip is around Easter and is aimed at new divers who have completed their pool training and are ready to tackle open water. The week Read more…
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Plymouth
Plymouth has some of the best UK diving. It has a wide variety of dive sites including reefs and wrecks. The wrecks of the HMS Scylla and the James Eagan Layne (JEL) are classic favourites, but Plymouth also boasts many other less explored sites. Fort Bovisand Fort Bovisand will always Read more…
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Padstow
Padstow is home to the National Lobster Hatchery. They take females that have been caught by fishermen and grow the baby lobsters; we launch out of the harbour and take the babies to be released back into the wild.
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NDAC
The National Diving & Activity Centre. You have to cross the Severn Bridge in order to get here. Reaches 70m in places and probably has the most interesting objects of the quarries near Bristol.
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Kyarra
A wreck reachable by launching from Swanage. The Kyarra is a large 7000 ton steamer with lots of life and swim throughs. At 30m deep it is for sports diver and above. Amongst the metal and sand can be found lots of glass and other artefacts. It’s very easy to Read more…