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Anyone recommend good shore dives nr Dartmouth.
Hi all,

I am staying in Dartmouth for a week in July and was wondering if anyone can recommend some good shore diving within about an hours drive of Dartmouth.

Any comments regarding access to site appreciated. ( don't want to be doing too much mountainering before i hit the water)

Thanks in advance.
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The Louis Shied in Bigbury Bay.

Wreck of a WW2 Belgian merchantman. A few big pieces of wreckage there.

Can be dived from shore, though a bit of a swim out.

Park at Thurlestone golf course, and go off the beach.

Transits for the wreck are in the "Dive Devon" book.

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