Plymouth

[Mike Moore1]

Am going to Plymouth this weekend, going to dive the Scylla and James Eagan Layne but can anyone suggest another decent scenic/drift dive or another wreck thats worth a visit.

Cheers all

[dave covey]

Am going to Plymouth this weekend, going to dive the Scylla and James Eagan Layne but can anyone suggest another decent scenic/drift dive or another wreck thats worth a visit.

Cheers all

.....I haven't dived there for years but the eddystone lighthouse was worth a look, despite being 17 miles offshore.

[Brian_C]

:=Am going to Plymouth this weekend, going to dive the Scylla and James Eagan Layne but can anyone suggest another decent scenic/drift dive or another wreck thats worth a visit.
:=
:=Cheers all

.....I haven't dived there for years but the eddystone lighthouse was worth a look, despite being 17 miles offshore.



Sorry Dave, the memory must be fading :) Eddystone is a little under 8 Nm off shore.

Regards

Brian

[steve swift]

Am going to Plymouth this weekend, going to dive the Scylla and James Eagan Layne but can anyone suggest another decent scenic/drift dive or another wreck thats worth a visit.

Cheers all

South of the breakwater you have:

Knapp Shoal is very nice. There is a bit of a wreck (Le Poulmic) but well broken if you can find her, but the whole area is evry nice. If you get the edge of the shoal it can be very interesting.

Tinker Shoal is also very nice but can be a bit more kelpier

Out to the east you have:

The Glenstrathallen is quite a nice wreck, well broken and spread out but in an obvious area.

The Mew Stone

The area between the GSA and Mew Stone.

The South of the breakwater is very nice if all else fails. Its actually one of my favourite dives.

HTH
Steve

[Paul Oliver]

Sorry Dave, the memory must be fading :) Eddystone is a little under 8 Nm off shore.

Regards

Brian

Hah i suspect like his hair it is long gone :)

[markA]

Of course there are the best two wrecks in the area
The Persier and the Rosehill

You also have the Elk

Scenic you won't do better than the Eddystone

[dave covey]

Sorry Dave, the memory must be fading :) Eddystone is a little under 8 Nm off shore.

Regards

Brian


........cheers mate, it must be my chartwork lol : )