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2010 PRICE LIST: 

The lists below for wreck and reef dives are just a selection of the most popular dive sites we visit. If none of the below are of interest or you have a specific site in mind you would like to visit, please get in contact as I am sure that we will have the marks on our extensive lists. 

Wreck Dives: 

Aeolean  Sky,  32m,  £25, 30m Greek Container Vessel sunk 1979 after colliding with another vessel. 

Antler, 7m, £15, Small Wooden Wreck possible 18^th century, carrying a cargo of stone blocks and deer antler. 

Aperima, 38m,  £24, New Zealand luxury passenger liner 430’ long torpedoed in 1917 on route from London to Barry 

Avanti, 38m,  £24, Danish Steamship torpedoed in 1918 lying on rocky reef outcrops. 

Baron Garioch, 33m, £22, UK Steamship torpedoed in 1917 when returning from france, boilers, engine and gun on stern are easily identifiable.

Betsy Ann, 24m, £20, 206’ Steam Ship sunk 1926 during heavy seas, large wreckage with prominent boilers housing varied sea life. 

Blackhawk Bow, 12m, £26, US Liberty Ship torpedoed in 1944, twisted wreckage from explosives used to disperse standing wreckage.

Carantan, 29m, £20, French Submarine Chaser, 120’ long sunk in 1943 during a fierce storm. 

Clan Mcvey, 20m,  £20, Armed British Merchant Steamship 120m long, torpedoed in 1918 carrying a cargo of coal.   

Eveleigh, 41m,  £24, UK Steamship torpedoed in 1945 travelling from London to New York. 

Firth Fisher, 30m, £22, Cargo Steamer carrying coal when sunk in 1925, remains of hull and engine are home to shoals of fish.

Kyarra, 29m, £20, Possibly one of the UK’s most popular wreck dives, this large vessel which was torpedoed in 1918 was carrying amongst other things a cargo including perfume, champagne and medical supplies. 

Lenny, 18m, £18, Dutch motor vessel sunk in 1942, largely broken up but still home to some interesting see life as not frequently disturbed by other divers.

Lolanthe, 41m, £25, Cargo Steamer torpedoed in 1918 carrying a cargo of railway rolling stock.. 

Val Tanks, 14m,  £17, In 1944 a series of Valentine Tanks were modified with canvas screens around the top to make them float, unfortunately a number of them were overcome by the sea and sunk around Poole bay. 

Venezuela, 27m, £24, Torpedoed in 1918 on route from Falmouth to Rouen, this wreck is largely broken up but home to large quantities of marine life.   

Scenic / Drift Dives: 

Bournemouth Rocks (Reef), 6m, £15, Rocky Reef with a 5m rock face, crabs lobster and fish living amongst the fossilised trees. 

Durley Rocks, 6m, £15, Reef dive with lots of crabs, lobsters and fish to see amougst the rocks and fossilised trees. 

Middle Poole Patch, 6m, £15, Rocky Ledges forming a reef abundant with marine life.

Old  Harry Rocks, 14m, £16, Scenic drift dive around taking in marine life and keep an eye open for 2^nd  world war shells from the aircraft gunnery located on the cliff top above.   

Pevril Ledges, 12-30m, £20, Peveril Ledges make an ideal drift dive and the depth can be tailored to suit with upper and lower ledges to choose from. Plenty of marine life to keep you interested throughout. 

Tanville Ledges, 10m,  £18, Scenic shallow water diving in Swanage Bay, ideal as a beginner dive or brushing up after a winter break. 


For clubs wishing to book the boat exclusively for themselves, day rates can be negotiated, please contact us for details. 


Depths are a good guide but will change with the tide.
If there is a dive you would like to do in our area and it is not listed above let us know
I am sure we will have the marks.
A second dive on the same trip is ONLY £9.00 .   

Book a weekends diving say, the Betys Ann 24m then go for a drift on Old Harry Rocks 14m,
followed on Sunday with Pevril ledges 24m going on to dive the famous Valentine Tanks 16m.
This would only cost £58.00 per head for a whole weekends diving  min 4 persons