The SS Ursa is a deep wreck dive in 46m of water standing upright on the seabed. She is approximately 8miles SSW of Beer Head and is a highly rated...
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The SS Greleen was a large cargo vessel sunk in 1917 laying approx 7 miles NE of Berry Head. She lays in 43m of water and is a very popular...
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The Wh Dwyer is a 250ft long wreck sunk in 1913 by Torpedo approx 15 miles Ne of Berry Head, now laying in 58m of water. A great technical deep...
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The SS City of Swansea is located in a similar area to the Lord Stewart and is in 40m of water. She is rarely dived and more diving information is...
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DIve Site Summary/ overview 30-40 words max
Dive Site Name: HMT Lord Hailsham Dive Type: Wreck Dive
Max Depth Seabed: 60m Depth to top of Wreck: 48m...
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The Kendal Castle was a steamer torpedoed 4 miles SE of Berry Head. Rated as 38th best wreck dive by Diver magazine in its top 100 wreck dives!
Dive Site Name: Kendal...
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Watcombe Caves is a lovely reef dive, ideally suited for new Open Water divers due to it's depth limit and easy of navigation. The dive is in an area of...
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The Uk's newest Wreck, The Emsstrom sank while under tow in 2013 and, fortunately was a "clean" wreck and as such she was not recovered and is now a great...
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The Peronne was a french cable layer, torpedoes in 1917 and now laying in 34m of water 5miles SE of Berry Head. She is a stunning dive when the conditions...
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