25/08/2026
It’s a wrap on another fabulous weekend.
The stupendous conditions in Plymouth continued. Tides were ideal for SS Maine just off Bolt Head. This 1917 torpedo victim is one of the best sports diver wrecks in the country with intact holds and bow and stern sections standing 10m high. She did not disappoint with 15m vis and we took full advantage doing it twice.
We also hit perfect slack water on the 19th century sailing ship Oregon in similar cracking vis. Think these two definitely have the rust fever……doing 90 minute dives (ropes off @6) to catch the perfect tide.
08/08/2026
Fantastic conditions for another weekends diving off the club boat in Plymouth!
20/07/2026
Perfect conditions for our weekend trip down to Plymouth, taking advantage of the club boat Endeavour for some amazing dives on the James Eagen Layne, Glen Strathallan & Hillsea Reef
18/07/2026
Fantastic conditions out on the club boat in Plymouth today for this weekends diving!
Stay tuned for more updates as to what we get up to!
15/07/2026
Weekend of 4/5 July. We took the club boat round to Salcombe to dive the P&O liner Medina and HMS untiring both approx 60m using CCRs.
The Medina which lies SE of Start Point is a P&O liner that used to service the Britain - Australia route and in fact carried King George V to India circa 1911. She was sunk in 1917 and is one of the most interesting shipwrecks on the south Coast. She is fiendishly difficult with complicated and ferocious tides which calm briefly only on the post high water ‘slack’ before they spring into action carrying our divers nearly 2 nautical miles from where they went into the water. As a club we first got fins on her decks in 2024 and yesterday we got a forensic look at the wreck which was a real privilege.
Sunday it was ropes off at 04:30 to take the morning slack over HMS Untiring which is a fairly uniquely intact British sub.
Cracking team effort and a lively couple of hours punching our way through a short chop back around start point.
Endeavour earned her cream tea for sure.
BSAC - British Sub-Aqua Club