Diving Scilly Isles

Dive boat charter from St.Mary's in the beautiful Isles of Scilly

'A Multitude of Fantastic Wrecks, Reefs, Walls, Pinacles, Cannon Sites and Seals'

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Although weather and tide dependant there is a massive choice of dive sites for you to visit. Ranging from massive steamships, gullies full of gigantic cannon, reefs pulsing with micro-marine life (bring your powerful torches) remains of recent wreck engulfed in fauna, and ever inquisitive playful seals.

The Isles of Scilly are located 28 miles off Lands Ends, Cornwall the most south westerly point of England and because of the geographical location of the islands and the nearby gulf-stream the surrounding sea water is extremely rich in marine nutrients. The islands are known for there crystal clear underwater visibility which provides an outstanding memorable experience for divers.

The outer reef walls emerge from incredible depths creating the most fascinating underwater landscapes, stunning gigantic underwater rock formations and reef walls of thriving marine life covered in colourful fauna, rare Sponges, Cup corals and reefs with Football sea squirts and protected Sea fans. Marine biologists and enthusiastic underwater photographers visit these isolated tranquil islands several times a year to look for and record more rare species.

These beautiful Islands have got to be one of the best places to dive around the British Isles. If you're considering a diving holiday UK style then I thoroughly recommend putting Scillies on your must do dive list for the best scuba diving experience you can have.

The Islands are also well known for there numerous treasure shipwrecks, protected historic ship wrecks, steamships and modern shipwrecks that in times gone-by have struck the rugged rocks of the islands with devastating consequences.

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The Islands

The Islands consist of 150 islands, rocks and outcrops with only five inhabited islands, all popular holiday destinations and each with their own special character. St Mary's having the largest population is supported by numerous pubs, restaurants, shops, hotels, B&B's and a large campsite.

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Set in idyllic surroundings, there is so much to see and do once the diving is over. Additional trips to the off islands can be arranged for barbeques, for food and to sample the various pubs and tea houses, picturesque evening strolls or even a relaxing wreck fishing trip.

Right:
The island of Tresco well known
for its Abbey Gardens These
sub tropical gardens attract
visitors to the from all over the
world eager to see the rare and
beautiful vast array of plants
from over 80 countries.