How do you get to a dive site?

[ScubaSue]

Originally Posted by nigelH

Ooh, me too, I had one of them (without the rib )

Now I drive my car fifteen minutes to work (ten on a Sunday), and then twenty minutes (max, in any direction) in the company Vanette

[Steve Summers]

Originally Posted by ScubaSue

Ooh, me too, I had one of them (without the rib )

Now I drive my car fifteen minutes to work (ten on a Sunday)

So does that mean you pass out from too much vino 5 minutes from home on saturday night then?

Safe diving,
Steve

[ScubaSue]

Originally Posted by Steve S

So does that mean you pass out from too much vino 5 minutes from home on saturday night then?

Safe diving,
Steve

Nah, Sunday is the only day I don't get lost

[Aquatic Mammal]

My 33 year old Series 3 Land Rover!

And it's called "Titanic" because it has the same turning circle and it's just as waterproof

You don't choose a landy for it's fuel efficiancy!!!

[Sparky750]

One of these loads of space not bad to drive and once i fit a towbar it would even tow a boat with milldog sat in it

[witchieblackcat]

A Seat Leon Cupra easily handles 2 divers, 4 * 12l, 4 * 10l, 2 * pony and all gear for a long weekend.

On the down side the fuel economy is bad and the ground clearance isn't very good for places like Dorothea and Hodge.

[Daz217]

Landrover Freelander with the back seats folded down loads of room for two sets of kit and two divers. Doesn't work otherwise as with the back seats up the boot space is pants strugle to get one set of gear in.

[Steven]

although not mine I do seem to travel to dive sites in it


with or without the rib!!!

[Steven]

Originally Posted by Steven

although not mine I do seem to travel to dive sites in it


with or without the rib!!!

and i'll let the owner comment about suitability loading etc. but trust me its the tool for the job

[RubberD]

Originally Posted by witchieblackcat

A Seat Leon Cupra easily handles 2 divers, 4 * 12l, 4 * 10l, 2 * pony and all gear for a long weekend.

On the down side the fuel economy is bad and the ground clearance isn't very good for places like Dorothea and Hodge.

How come, if your little yellow car is so good, you catch a lift with me every weekend? Can’t remember the last time you drove.

Get yourself a double cab pick up with a top on the back. Carries 4-5 divers, goes wherever you want, payload 1000kg, which is 5 sets of gear no problem and still cruises at 90+ (allegedly ).
Only problem with the thing is you always get lumbered with the driving.