SCUBAFEST
2016
Atlantic
Scuba will be running their RIB, 'Stingray', for Scubafest 2016. The
boat will be picking up from the beach at Pentewan, if the weather
allows. If not we will pick up from Mevagissey Harbour. The decision
of where to pick up will be made a few days before the event begins.
Dive times are restricted to 45 minutes in water, to allow the
schedule to work.
Spaces may be booked by contacting us
via:
- Facebook – Atlantic Scuba
- email – info@atlanticscuba.co.uk
- phone – 01326 618583
- SMS or call - 07866 510103
Dive times and sites are as follows:
Saturday April 30
- 09:00 – Gwineas Reef & Ardongorm wreck
- 11:00 – Curran Vean Reef
- 13:30 – Black Head Reef
- 15:30 – Kantoeng Wreck
- 18:00 – Bellows Reef (if enough interest)
Sunday May 1
- 09:00 – Black Head Reef
- 11:00 – Gwineas Reef & Ardongorm wreck
- 13:00 – Bellows Reef
- 15:30 – Curran Vean Reef
- 17:30 – Kantoeng Wreck (if enough interest)
Monday
- 10:00 – Kantoeng Wreck (if enough interest)
- 12:30 – Curran Vean Reef (if enough interest)
All dives are £25 per person per dive,
or £45 p.p.p.d. for any 2 dives over the weekend. Dives marked 'if enough interested' are extra dives we can do if we can get at least 6 people interested.
Dive
site info:
Gwineas Reef & Ardongorm wreck.
A shallow reef system around a rocky outcrop. It drops off quite slowly around the pinnacle, on the north
side are the remains of the Ardongorm wreck. The Ardongorm sank in
1948 in thick fog, it has since been heavily salvaged. A great little
dive with plenty to see. Depths vary from the surface to over 20m, if you
want to swim a bit. The wreck is at around 10m.
Gwineas Reef Eastern Pinnacles
The two Eastern Pinnacles on the
Gwinear Reef are around 10m and 12m deep, dropping off to over 20m in
depth on the north side between the pinnacle.
Curran Vean Reef.
A spectacular reef that is almost as
good as the Dodman but without the strong potential currents. Covered
in a wide variety of life, this is for the camera and squidge lovers.
Varying depths from 25-13m.
Black Head Reef
Just off a headland close to shore, is
a slowly sloping reef with lots of gullies to explore. Maximum depth
is 15m unless you swim a long way.
Kantoeng Wreck
Just outside Fowey is the Kantoeng
wreck. The part we dive is the dredging arm, this was the largest
bucket dredger of it's time, when it sank in 1937. Lots of interesting shapes and things to
explore. Popular for spotting Conger Eels and large Pollack. Maximum
depth is around 15m.
Bellows Reef.
Just off the Dodman headland, we need
slack for this dive. As much life as any reef in the U.K. Depths vary
from 10-25m.
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