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 SS northville was sunk in 1918 and now lays in 40m of water on a silty seabed. DIvers can get 45m deth in the scour so need to be...
Read more 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...
Read more The SS Isbjorn is intact and upright on the seabed in 50+m of water. she is a great technical deep dive rated by local divers. Dive Site Name: Isbjorn Dive Type:...
Read more The Boma is a great deep er dive for Advanced Open Water Divers, with an intact Bow and broken midships lying in 32m of water, a popular local dive Dive Site...
Read more Long Quarry Reef is a popular 10m reef dive in Torbay / Lyme Bay. With loads of marine life including Nudibranch's, soft corals, sponges, crustaceans and load of fish life. Dive Site...
Read more The RMS Medina was a 12,350 ton P & O liner and had served her time as a royal yacht. She was on her way back from Sydney when she...
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 The sevilla is locally named the Orangemen, she now lays in 44m of water 3miles NW of Berry Head. A good deep dive without being too technical, she is very...
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