C. Hood

Charles Hood is a well known and respected diving journalist. His favourite Cornish dives should provide something for everyone

By R. Larn

With good underwater visibility and marine life this is a good area for diving. 90 dive site descriptions, what to look for, currents and weather.
152pp Pb

By J. & V. Hinchcliffe

Dorset features very varied diving, from wrecks to the natural reefs, caverns and rich marine life. Over 100 miles of coast are covered.

232pp Pb

By R. Macdonald
Ten of England's most famous shipwrecks with information on the life, history and construction of each. An Essential Information section is also included for each wreck, providing a summary of important details for divers, including depths, currents, visibility, launching, local conditions and the nearest compression facility. Illustrated with photographs, cutaway sketches and specially commissioned paintings by renowned marine artist Rob Ward, Dive England's Greatest Wrecks is the perfect companion for any wreck diver interested in exploring England's most exciting shipwrecks.

176pp

By K. McDonald

Covers Sussex to margate, with emphasis on wrecks. Details of wrecks, launch sites, local services and charter boats. Chapters arranged by area - Dengeness - Littlestone, Hythe and Folkestone, Dover, South Foreland and St Margarets, Kingsdown, Walmer, Deal and South Goodwins, Sandwich, Pegwell Bay, Ramsgate and N. Goodwins, Broadstairs, N. Foreland and Margate.

Pb 144pp

By S. Blackburn

A selection of wrecks around the beautiful island of Islay including U-boat, passenger liner, cargo ships etc.

By R. Larn and D. McBride

With over 3000 recorded shipwrecks, clear water and rich marine life, these waters are popular diving grounds. Detailed information on exploring the Isles of Scilly and North Cornwall. There is also information for technical divers planning to visit the deeper wrecks off the Cornish coast.

232pp Pb

By R. Larn & S. Hall

200 coastal and offshore dive sites covered - from Whitsand bay nr. Plymouth to Land's End. Harbour maps and photos of launch sites with illustrations of coastal transit marks to help locate the dive site - to supplement GPS.
236p Pb

By K. McDonald
Covers 150 miles. Advice on currents, lauch sites, local services. History and condition of wrecks in Lyme Bay, Babbacombe Bay, Tor Bay, Start Bay, The Bolt, Bigbury Bay, and Plymouth Sound.

Pb 216pp

By K. McDonald

Dive guide to 300 wrecks and other dive sites from Selsey to Rys Bay, including Littlehampton, Brighton and Seaford.
Pb 208pp

By R. Macdonald
Fourteen of Scotland's most famous shipwrecks in this practical guide: The story of the sinking of each vessel is dramatically recounted and accompanied by a detailed description of the wreck today. Each wreck is brought vividly to life by specially commissioned illustrations and the dives are depicted with charts and underwater photographs, allowing the reader to experience at first hand the sunken treasures beneath Scotland's coastal waters.

208pp

By L. Wood

Encapsulates the wonders of diving the beautiful west coast of Scotland, with its clear water, rich marine life, stunning underwater scenery and countless wrecks. Includes Oban, Mull, Skye, Clyde Estuary, Summer Isles and Outer Hebrides.

By M. Prichard & K. McDonald

250 dive sites on Hampshire and Wight coastline including launch sites, locations, depths,local services, emergency information.
Pb

By G. Mesturini
2000
This work aims to familiarize the reader with the natural beauty of the seabeds, from Brittany, Holland and Germany to Great Britain, Norway, Denmark and Sweden. It explores environments in the Irish Sea, the Baltic and the last reefs of Scotland.

Pb. 128pp 200 colour photos. 130 draws. maps

2nd Ed.
A comprehensive guide for diving in Ireland.

P.Bruce
4th Ed. 2008
Mine of local knowledge covering the unusual and beautiful coast between Portland and Christchurch. Adored by mariners and clif walkers, this book has attracted a string of rave reviews.

A5 136p 156 colour photos