Carters Rock

O pequeno Fistral está fora do lado oeste de Towan Headland e é um local de recife raso com um fundo arenoso - perfeito para treinamento de nível básico e snorkelling. Algumas formações rochosas interessantes e nadar através delas podem ser encontradas.

The Gazzle lies within the Newquay Bay & Gannel Marine Conservation Zone. It is shallow shore dive, max depth - 10m on a high tide. Gradually deepening sandy slope with kelpy reef and an abundance of marine life. Gazzle (North) - Kelp/rocky reef, caverns. Gazzle (South) - Kelp/rocky reef, caverns, old slipway.

Dane Rock está localizada ao virar da esquina do porto de Newquay. É um local pouco profundo de recife com uma profundidade máxima de 8m. Um local ideal para treinamento de mergulhadores de nível básico.

Bem-vindo ao Dive Newquay, sediado no coração de Newquay. Nosso Centro de Mergulho SSI Diamond Dive possui uma gama dos mais recentes equipamentos de mergulho, tanto em circuito aberto como fechado. Nossas instalações no local incluem uma sala de aula e uma piscina aquecida de 4m. Estamos a 1 milha do porto de Newquay, o que nos coloca no local perfeito para o treinamento de mergulhadores.

SS Siracusa 1879-1897. 36m max depth. Built as the SS Bavaria, then renamed the SS Siracusa was a steamship carring a cargo of coal. When passing Newquay, she was caught up in a storm, subsequently wrecking off Towan Headland.

Little Trolvis is a flooded granite quarry, 16m max depth with shelves at 5m and 9m. Underwater features include the blacksmiths forge, an old wheel, cart, motorbike, pipework and more!

Another popular shore dive, Silver Steps is a sprawling rocky reef of gullies with sandy patches in between. Best dived at high tide when you can find up to 11m. A very scenic dive where you can also find the heavily salvaged remains of 5 German WW1 U-Boats including UB86 and UB112.

Porthkerris is a popular location with an on site dive centre offering boat charters, air fills, shop and the Porthkerris Beach Cafe. Porthkerris is also a great location for snorkelers and freedivers. Dolphin, seals and at the right time of year whales and basking sharks have all bee seen in the bay.

A ten-minute journey from Porthkerris lies The Mohegan. A 482ft, 6,889 gross tonnage luxury, four-masted, single funnel liner which sank in mysterious circumstances after hitting the Manacles in 1898. The Mohegan needs to be dived at slack tide or on weak neap tides.

Talland Bay in Cornwall offers a great dive for beginners or those just wanting to dive from the shore. There’s also a wreck in Talland Bay; the Marguerite which lies in shallow water between the two main beaches.