United Kingdom

Uncover the hidden gems of the United Kingdom’s diving scene. From the rugged coastlines of Scotland to the pristine waters of Cornwall, we showcase the diverse dive sites that make the UK a captivating underwater destination.

Dive into the vibrant marine life of the Channel Islands, explore historic wrecks off the English coast, and witness the natural wonders that lie beneath the waves in the UK’s rich aquatic landscapes.

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The Glanmire steamer intact before sinking, built in 1888, lying now off St Abbs, Berwickshire
Diving the Glanmire Wreck, St Abbs & Eyemouth | Wreck Tour 119
Celtic Dagger Expedition: Inside the Birth of the British Commandos (Part 2)
Celtic Dagger Expedition: Inside the Birth of the British Commandos (Part 2)
Celtic Dagger Expedition: Diving Into the Origins of the British Commandos (Part 1)
Celtic Dagger Expedition: Diving Into the Origins of the British Commandos (Part 1)
Seagrass Saviours – Citizen Science, Divers and the Fight to Restore Plymouth Sound
Seagrass Saviours – Citizen Science, Divers and the Fight to Restore Plymouth Sound
Octopus (Kirsty Andrews / Cornwall Wildlife Trust)
Why 2025 was UK Year of the Blooming Octopus
Rediscovering the North Wales Wreck
Rediscovering the North Wales Wreck: 19th-Century Collier Found Off the Norfolk Coast
The need for speed|Scooters are a great way to cover plenty of ground on a dive|The Reel Diving instructor training squad at Stoney Cove|Mark in mid-flight through Stoney|Scooters open up a whole new world to recreational divers|All smiles on a return to the surface|Even low vis couldn’t stop the fun and games|The VR-X is very easy to use|controlling the scooter is just a matter of tilting your hand right or left for steering
The Need for Speed: Suex Scooters at UK Inland Dive Sites
Launching the RIB in Hayle
That itchy feeling
Divers by one of the 6in guns (Steffen Scholz)
Tech divers find WW1’s last missing RN cruiser
The Trentonian's bell at the surface (Deep Wreck Diver / YouTube)
Diver’s bell discovery blows shipwreck myth out of the water
A ringneck blenny at Firestone Bay, Plymouth (Keith Hiscock, CC BY-ND)
5 ways to improve marine conservation around Britain
A lonely deadeye
River Leven: The barque off Dungeness

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