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Any boats in Scapa that do Sat/Sun diving?
Since it looks like I'm lucky enough to be in the snowy wilderness that is known as the Scottish Highlands for the rest of the year I was thinking about popping up to Scapa for a long weekend at some point - but it seems as if most of the boats cater to the week long crowd with dives starting on a Sunday.

Does anyone know of anyone who would do Saturday/Sunday dives so I can skive off work on a Friday afternoon and get a weekend's diving?

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The radiant Queen will do saturdays and sundays, or most of the boats do weekend diving out of season
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Hi Simon - take a look at divesearch.co.uk - UK Dive Charter Boat Search - Main Page, it lists many of the Scapa boats. There are 7 listed that take individual bookings including the Radiant Queen recommended above - all of these will be diving at weekends. There are some pics of the boats and links to the relevant websites for contact details. Don't be put off by the fact that many are liveaboards, they will pick you up to fill up spaces if they are able (in port).

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