Welcome to our project website. Here you will find historical data, view images and book the dive site for your group.
On our history page you will discover the details of the Coronation and her launch and wreck.
Sheltering in a gale off Plymouth in September 1691,
Coronation’s anchor cables parted and there is a view that she was dismasted, capsized and driven aground. All of her crew apart from an estimated 17 - 23
personnel were lost.
Want to dive The Coronation?
Go to the Divers Page for all the information about applying to visit the site.
We strictly enforce a divers 'no take' policy on the Inshore and Offshore sites, no items or marine life should be removed from the protected wreck areas.
You can view some of the latest images and video on our gallery page.
We ask dive groups to help us publicise the site and share their dive experience by contributing
their imagery to the website.
You can contact us via the email submission form at the bottom of the page and arrangements will be made to upload your footage.
We are most grateful to our sponsors for their generous support in providing the technical and practical help which enables us to continue to protect the wreck site, provide a great dive experience and educate the diving community.
You will find more information on our sponsor's page and live links to their website where available..
