REGULAR UK DIVE VENUES This page details sites visited frequently by the club. For a more comprehensive list of UK venues, please see the UK Dive Sites page.

Capernwray

Over Kellet, Lancashire. An inland site with dive shop, air, cafe, changing rooms and showers, etc. A large amount of ' Toys ' have been placed in a quarry for our entertainment with a depth upto 20m and training areas around 8m. A dive permit must be obtained before diving and a fee of £10.00 per day is charged.
You'll find more info, opening times etc. through the links below.

Stoney Stanton, Leicestershire.

Stoney Cove must be the most famous inland site in the UK. It gets very busy and you need to get there early morning to park near to the entry points. Theres lots to see i.e planes boats buses. Air fills, a pub and restaurant and a dive center are all available on site. Dive times are: Weekdays 08.30 - 1600 Weekends and Bank Holidays 07.30 14.00 Night Dives 18.30 - 21.00 (1st and 3rd Wednesday every month) Contact: 01455 272768 or e-mail:stoneycove1@cs.com for full details, or follow the links for Stoney, below.

Vivian Quarry - North Wales

The site offers a dive shop, oxygen and first aid, air to 232 Bar (not banked), toilets, public phone and ample car parking (£1.00 for the day). Future plans include fish and underwater training platforms. Vivian Quarry is borderline with regard to altitude diving, it is recommended that if the atmospheric pressure is less than 1000mb at sea level then you should use BSAC level 2 tables or equivalent. It is also recommended that when returning home, avoid any increase in altitude and head towards Bangor and the A55. To reach Vivian Quarry, follow the signs to Llanberis (from A55) along the A4086 travelling south, away from Caernarfon. Follow this road past the large lake on the left and past Llanberis. Take the last left turn before the end of the lake and round to the left into the Park Padarn. There's a large car park and toilets here. Park as close to the light railway station as possible. Just to the right of the station is an arched opening, about 6m high, in the rock face with the "dive shop" on the left at the entrance.