What a spectacular weekend dive from Rock! The sun was shining, the sea was calm, and our spirits were high as we set off for two incredible dives.

Anna Sofie Shipwreck: 40 m of Underwater History

We descended to the wreck of the Anna Sofie, resting at about 40 m. With crystal-clear 15 m+ visibility, the steel hull was a mesmerizing sight. And that’s when the magic happened: we spotted what we’re pretty sure is the world’s largest crayfish scuttling around the stern!

Trevose Head: A Shallower Spectacle

Next up, we explored the shallower reefs of Trevose Head, perfect for those wanting a shallower site, making for a colourful, unforgettable dive.

Community Buzz

Nicola Wilson: Stunning dive, excellent vis, copious amounts of fish, and a wreck all in one dive, what’s not to like

Colin Ayres: Excellent days diving, you can’t beat North Cornwall diving

Launch & Trailer Tips

• Vehicle Access: A 4×4 on the beach ramp makes launching a breeze.
• Busy Mornings: Weekends fill up fast—aim to arrive early!
• Trailer Parking: Leave trailers at the top of the beach, against the wall.
• Tide Awareness: Check tide tables—high tide narrows the usable beach.

Josh Bonfield: Yeah, simple enough with a 4×4 on the beach. It was a bit busy with everyone launching in the morning though. Trailers are left at the top of the beach against the wall. Just need to be aware of tide and heights that there’s enough beach. Mike is our resident expert

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If so, we’re running an Ocean Diver course in February 2025 – this qualification will allow you to explore not only Cornwall, but marine reefs worldwide, down to 20 meters deep.

We’re #BSAC club, and meet socially each week, operate two of our own boats and (weather permitting!) dive at least once a week.

Spaces are limited and offered by our own volunteer instructors, so get in touch today!

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