There are several ways you can dive the wreck site. You can use your own boat, book a visit with the licensees or you can use a local charter boat. If you are not part of any organised club or group, you can still apply to dive the wreck, just email us the same, indicating that you would like a space on a boat, and we will send you details of the local charter boats schedules, so you can hop on with them when they are going out. If we get enough individual divers, we are more than happy to organise a boat to visit the site. During the summer months, we organise some 'Coronation Evenings' where we will take groups out for a more detailed tour.

Boat Instructions:

Please note:
Strictly no anchoring on either site, shot lines to specific co-ordinates only.
(Details will be included with a successful application)

Please do not try to dive the site without permission!

Please use the email contact link in the page footer below for further information, or to arrange bookings.

Check the Calendar below for space to dive,

If a group is already booked on a day you would like to visit, we will try to stagger the visits during the day.
For unhurried visits we would normally not permit more than two groups per day, giving each group an ample time to visit the site.

Please indicate if you require more time than this.

Divers Report Form:

After your visit to the site, you are required to print and complete the divers report form above. Please click the image link, fill out and return to the project within seven days of your dive

Dive Report download

The currents at the Offshore site can be quite strong for divers. You can use this chart to plan your dive. In the table shown below, the direction and strength of the current is shown for each hour before and after the of High Water time at Devonport.