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Old 25-11-05, 12:01 AM
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Recommendations for Pembrokeshire shore dives??
We're planning our club trip to Pembrokeshire for next year. We've got the boat sorted out for four days and plan to shore dive for the other three days. Can anyone recommend any good shore sites in that area?

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Might be worth talking to Mark Deane, he runs Celtic Diving,(01348 871938) I did a course there with him.Really good helpful bloke ,knows the area like the back of his hand and is also an aux coastguard if you need him !!
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Depends where in the county.

Martinshaven is a popular shore dive as is St Brides bay not far from there.

Not sure about any others and i dislike shore dives generally so not THAT familiar with the walk-in dives there.
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Ditto - only ever done Martins Haven. Shore diving is such a kerfuffle. It's a bit of a trek from beach to car park with all the kit but a nice sheltered site if weather is bad
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Hi Ian,

for all your shore diving needs try this site http://www.diveinthepink.co.uk/

HTH

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Steve

P.S. dived Brides bay years ago and if you like sand, small hermit crabs and not alot else then this is the place.
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st brides.
go for St Brides if the weather is good.

20yd walk into the water from the car park. Huge spider crabs, dog fish (http://www.yorkshire-divers.co.uk/fo...=24934&page=4), loads of smaller things.

You can get a good two or three dives in a day there. Max depth from memory about 10m-12m.
If sun is shining it is a great site. Bad points......if wind or weather is bad the viz will be less than zero

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