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A great trip out to the Long Benton yesterday. Was good to finally get the club RHIB wet. Looking forward to more soon.
10/08/2026

A great trip out to the Long Benton yesterday. Was good to finally get the club RHIB wet. Looking forward to more soon.

Tuesday 21st, 6 divers from the club headed out aboard Valiant to dive off South Landing at Flamborough Head, following ...
22/07/2026

Tuesday 21st, 6 divers from the club headed out aboard Valiant to dive off South Landing at Flamborough Head, following the northerly winds the expectation of good visibility was low, however, this didn’t put off a hardy bunch of North Sea divers, including newly qualified Ocean Dived Craig who was joining us for his first sea dive.

All the divers enjoyed an hour or so completing a drift dive on the incoming tide, seeing plenty of marine life despite the 1m viz.

On the surface though, we were spoilt with a beautiful windless evening and pods of dolphins a few meters from the boat.

As always a massive and special thanks to Keith at Bridlington Bay Boat Launch for accommodating our evening dives

On Friday 10th July RIB Valiant headed to the site of a wreck that had only been dived once before as far as anyone is a...
17/07/2026

On Friday 10th July RIB Valiant headed to the site of a wreck that had only been dived once before as far as anyone is aware. The mark, located almost 30 nautical miles off shore in 62m had no name and no know history. Blessed with stunning visibility during the dive Darren located a diver’s ultimate prize, the ships bell. Within a moment 83 years of mystery vanished, the unknown wreck now had an identity and a history! The wreck is that of the ST Crystal, built in Hull in 1859 and lost in 1943 after hitting a German laid mine

Please help the club if you can by clicking on the link and voting for us to hopefully get a grant towards new kit so t...
23/06/2026

Please help the club if you can by clicking on the link and voting for us to hopefully get a grant towards new kit so that can continue to support community groups such as Scouts; junior football teams and swimming clubs and introduce them to this fabulous sport of Scuba Diving. Thank you 🙏

Members of the club ventured out on Tuesday evening aboard Valiant to dive the wreck of the HMS Falmouth in 16m of water...
10/06/2026

Members of the club ventured out on Tuesday evening aboard Valiant to dive the wreck of the HMS Falmouth in 16m of water on the low slack.

After dodging the rain showers, thunder and lightning bolts we were blessed with a beautiful sunny evening ….. for a while! As the sky’s darkened over the wreck site we had to endure a brief hailstorm before the sky turned blue again!

The trip saw Des and Thomaz undertake their first RIB dive, well done gents!

Great weekend diving at https://www.porthkerris.com/ with Doncaster Sub Aqua Club. Thanks to Laura and Andy for organisi...
26/05/2026

Great weekend diving at https://www.porthkerris.com/ with Doncaster Sub Aqua Club. Thanks to Laura and Andy for organising
3 wrecks, 2 pinnacles, 2 shore dives and a drift dive. A really great weekend and it was a treat getting on the lift to get on the boat rather than the usual pulling yourself onto a RHIB

Scuba Diving in Cornwall

Congratulations to Dave English on winning this months Club Lottery. £50.03 coming your way. If anyone else wants to div...
08/10/2025

Congratulations to Dave English on winning this months Club Lottery. £50.03 coming your way. If anyone else wants to dive in for a chance to win, sign up at https://buy.stripe.com/9AQeYxavFezEbFm144 💰💰🤞🥳🤩

Sunday 14th saw Valiant head to Whitby to dive the protected wreck of the SM UC70, a WW1 German type II mine laying subm...
18/09/2025

Sunday 14th saw Valiant head to Whitby to dive the protected wreck of the SM UC70, a WW1 German type II mine laying submarine sunk in August 1918 by a combination of bombing from a Blackburn Kangaroo and depth charges from HMS Ouse. She was lost with the entire crew of 31 men.

Whilst the visibility was only 2m and very dark at 27m everyone had a great day out

Great weekend at Capernwray getting Danny Evans and Phil Bates in for their first open water dives. Congratulations to y...
21/07/2025

Great weekend at Capernwray getting Danny Evans and Phil Bates in for their first open water dives. Congratulations to you both on qualifying as Ocean Divers.
Also congratulations to Des Savage who qualified 3 weeks ago. Well done all of you. 👏👏👏

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