The SS Glocliffe is a cracking wreck dive in Lyme Bay in 43m of water intact laying on her port side the Glocliffe is a popular local wreck dive! Dive Site...
Read more The Rota was a 300ft steamer torpedoed by UB 40 now lying 7 miles SE of Berry Head in 48m of water with the shallowest point being 36m. A superb...
Read more The SS Gefion lays in 36m of water broken with an intact bow section on its starboard side. A good PADI deep dive and popular from our Teignmouth Centre. Dive Site...
Read more HMS Empress of India is one of the largest wrecks in Lyme bay! She was sunk as a Royal Navy target ship, and she was a large battleship of the...
Read more Our most popular wreck, SS Bretagne is easily accessible and everyone loves to dive it. Although listed as a World War One wreck, the Bretagne was actually sunk by a...
Read more Type: Reef/Drift Max Depth: 25m Minimum Qualification: Open Water Diver (or equivilent) The Orestone stands 32m high and is surrounded by kelp covered rock inshore. This gives way to ledges and gullies and...
Read more The Pipes is an accidentally created man made reef in Torbay, near London Bridge and just outside of the Harbour. A Barge lost her cargo of 20ft steel pipes on...
Read more Thatchers Rock is the largest of the Rock Islands off Torquay. The diverse marnine life there thrives on the currents that sweep past. Dive Site Name: Thatchers Rock Dive Type: Reef Dive ...
Read more The Chateau Yquem is a stunning dive in the middle of Lyme Bay although laying in 47m of water with an intact Bow section standing well proud of the seabed...
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