3 Popular Wreck Diving Sites in Britain

While the mention of scuba diving generally brings tointact. Be on the lookout for a series of portholes to
mind the image of some exotic tropical dive locale, thehelp navigate the site. If you can manage to find the
United Kingdom has a number of exciting dive spotsbridge area, you will undoubtedly be pleased to find the
just waiting to be explored by divers like you. If youanchor still hanging from its chain. The size of the
have no issues with cold water diving, the followingwreck is overwhelming to some degree, and it would
destinations will leave you breathless. Or something liketake a few separate dives to explore the entire ship.
that...Shoals of bib, spider crabs, and massive lobsters are
One of the best dive sites in the U.K. is located insure to keep you entertained. See if you can spot a
Scotland, in the Sound of Mull. The Sound of Mull isdead man's fingers while you are down there.
located between the Isle of Mull and the MorvenAnother extremely popular dive is located near
Peninsula. It is an extremely popular destination for U.K.Plymouth, where the wreck of the steamship Maine
divers because it offers an unparalleled range of divingfound its final resting place. It can be found
in very reasonable conditions. The area is cursed withapproximately a mile off Bolt Head. It was highly
bad weather, which has resulted in countlessnoticeable for a number of years, as the masts of the
shipwrecks over the years. Most dives in the area areship broke the surface of the water. The wreck has
launched from Tobermory, Lochaline, or Oban. Thesince been cleared of its mast, with most of the debris
Hispania is, by far, one of the most popular wrecks inswept to its port side. It rests in water that is
the area, due to the fact that it is still relatively intactapproximately 30 meters deep. The ship was
and awash in marine life. It is shallow enough to get atorpedoed in March of 1917 and, after a noble rescue
good long dive, and visibility is generally very good.effort, came to rest in waters within easy reach from
Another phenomenal dive spot is located on the southSalcombe. While this would be an amazing exploration
coast of England, in the waters of Sussex. Thefor any diver, it is not recommended for novice divers
Alaunia, a steamship sunk by a German mine in 1916, isdue to the strong current. There is a good
one of the more popular diving destinations on therepresentation of undersea life, and this destination is
south coast. Although the wreck is considerablysure please anyone who visits.
broken up, there are still significant parts of the ship left