This is ideal for those more experienced divers and spearfishers. 

You will be taken out on boat to a location where you will have opportunity to dive to wrecks that can be located upto 10 meters below sea water. Getting a close up view of some vessels that sadly never reached there destinations, discovering the history behind the wreck itself. Wrecks wooden parts decay leaving steel a great foundation for life to flourish. A shipwreck becomes an artificial reef ideal for explorers.

Core elements of course :

• Introduction to safety awareness & theory on wreck diving 
• What you may see - Recognition of species- Legal sizes
• History of wreck
• Observing your surroundings- safety buddy system 
• Breath hold techniques 
• Dive Technique Training
• Handling your speargun safely, loading unloading
• Opportunity to observe and collect crustaceans such as crabs. lobsters, molluscs and seaweed  

How the day will look :

• 9:30 am                           Welcome with warm tea and introduction on boat
• 10:00 am - 12:00  pm      Boat Trip- Drive out to wreck location whilst covering safety & wreck history
• 12:00 p.m - 12:30 pm      LUNCH - not provided /Fruit & Energy bar provided as part of your course !! 
• 12:30 p.m - 14:30 pm      IN THE WATER-Wreck Diving 
• 14:30 p.m - 16:30 pm      BACK ON BOAT - Hot cuppa tea - sharing what you witnessed on wreck

Equipment Needed:

You will only require to bring a towel, swimming attire and snacks.

What we will provide:

• Wet suit
• Diving Fins
• Speargun
• Weights/Mask and snorkel
• Safety Buoy 

You are welcome to bring your own equipment, if not there is a £50 hire charge needed for all above for each diver.

Please also note wrecks can be potentially dangerous due to their location and debris, NEVER dive on a wreck on your own.