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... what email icon? You don't appear to have one. Suggestions for UK diving - well it depends what you're after. You could try Stoney Cove in Leicester (although if you go at the weekend, be there about 6am otherwise be prepared for a LONG wait!! Alternatively, there are a couple of good inland sites in Wales (Vivian and Dorothea) although Dorothea may still be closed.
Other than that, there are tons of excellent coastal dive sites dotted around the entire UK. I haven't dived on the South coast yet as I live up North, but I'm sure others on the board can suggest good dive sites for you!
Good luck!!
Other than that, there are tons of excellent coastal dive sites dotted around the entire UK. I haven't dived on the South coast yet as I live up North, but I'm sure others on the board can suggest good dive sites for you!
Good luck!!
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London - so for a w/end away you probably want south coast. How many dives have you done?
Not many -
Portland - wrecks like HMS Hood - pre WWI heavy cruiser sunk in the mouth of Portland/weymouth harbour a good 20m dive. If you have access to a boat you can spend 3 or 4 dives on this to fully explore the wreck.
Cornwall - contact cornish divers - they run plenty of trips and have some fantastic scenic dives
Brixham - there are 3 dive places in Brixham and they all run trips to a wide variety of places plenty of diving in less than 20m
Swanage - swanage pier is a classic dive LOTS of wildlife to see (by UK standards anyway!)
A good suggestion is that if you are a PADI diver to find a PADI club in London and tag along with them - they will organise lots of trips. OR pop out to the local news agents and get a copy of diver. You will (together with a road map of the UK) be able to find any number of places that are a suitable distance, and a quick phone call will sort you some diving.
More adventurous diving is generally done by a gruop that charter a hardboat for a w/end and they often go 5-10miles away from the shore.
Jon T
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