Scotland
Scapa’s forbidden wreck – The Royal Oak
To mark the anniversary of the sinking of the battleship Royal Oak, a team of Navy divers visited the wreck to honour the dead and raise an ensign. Photographer Simon Brown was given a unique opportunity to document the ceremony
Lochaline wrecks
Divers from Peterborough Sub-Aqua Club take a road trip 430 miles north to Lochaline on the Sound of Mull to dive some of western Scotland’s finest wrecks. Report by Tony Baskeyfield
The Pelican wreck, Tobermory Bay
Richard Booth goes in search of a wreck in UK waters that is best dive in the winter. With excellent visibility in the colder months, the Pelican wreck in Tobermory is just the job
Loch Duich, Inverinate
Who said all the best diving is to be found in the summer? Trevor Rees picks his UK winter favourite – Loch Duich, Inverinate, western Scotland
Loch Long, western Scotland
With its peach-coloured anemones and peacock worms, this sea loch on Scotland’s west coast makes a fantastic winter diving destination writes Mike Clark
Shorething: St Abbs and Eyemouth
The marine reserve at St Abbs and Eyemouth is a popular spot with divers, and there are hidden treasures for those in the know. Mike Clark reports
Finding Monty
Is river diving a serious proposition in Britain? We asked expedition diver Andy Torbet to check out some likely sites when we sent him off on a road trip to track down a certain missing columnist
Expedition Lochinver
The adventure-loving members of Tyneside BSAC are always on the lookout for pristine dive sites. This year, they concentrated their searches around the remote fishing port of Lochinver in the far northwest of Scotland.
The Forth dimension
The Firth of Forth is often overlooked by divers, despite its proximity to Scotland’s capital city. Mike Clark visits four of the area’s sunken delights
Relic of the carr crash
Further south from the Firth of Forth, Mike Clark takes a trip out to the Alfred Erlandsen wreck on the Ebb Carrs near St Abbs, and discovers a dive site that’s as scenic as it is tra
Secrets of the Sea Lochs
If you think sea lochs are strictly for bad-weather days, think again. Photographer Charles Erb offers his guide to a little-known environment in western Scotland that holds many treats for those with a taste for the unusual
The sea lochs of Scotland are strange places.
Hebrides
Traditionally, ‘scenic’ dives involve travelling to exciting, often offshore sites and diving on dramatic rocky reefs and walls.
The Sawcut, St Kilda
To reach St Kilda is an adventure in itself, with an open crossing of more than 60km out into the vastness of the North Atlantic.
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