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Dive Sites in Argyll & Bute

Cathedral Rocks, Oban
Cathedral Rocks, Oban
Beginner

Cathedral Rocks near Oban is a stunning rocky reef dive featuring sweeping walls, dramatic caverns, and an extraordinary density of nudibranchs, sea fans, and jewel anemones. The site is sheltered enough for novice divers on calm days, yet rich enough in life to satisfy the most experienced underwater naturalist.

5โ€“18m
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Corryvreckan Whirlpool
Corryvreckan Whirlpool
Advanced

The Gulf of Corryvreckan between Jura and Scarba hosts one of the world's largest and most powerful whirlpools, dived only at precise slack water by highly experienced teams. The underwater pinnacle at its heart drops into deep cold water, attracting massive shoals of fish, sunfish, and occasionally basking sharks in a truly dramatic seascape.

10โ€“40m
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MV Hispania
MV Hispania
Intermediate

The MV Hispania is a Swedish passenger ship sunk in the Firth of Clyde, sitting upright at 28 m and offering one of the most atmospheric wreck dives on the Scottish west coast. The vessel is heavily colonised by plumose anemones, dead man's fingers, and large lobsters, with good penetration opportunities through the cargo holds.

18โ€“28m
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MV Rondo
MV Rondo
Beginner

The MV Rondo is a deliberately sunk ex-Royal Navy vessel in Loch Fyne, Scotland, now serving as a thriving artificial reef at just 18 m. The wreck has been colonised by an extraordinary density of nudibranchs, sea slugs, and feather stars, making it one of the best macro dives on the west coast.

6โ€“18m
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SS Wallachia
SS Wallachia
Intermediate

The SS Wallachia is a 19th-century cargo steamship resting in Loch Linnhe near Fort William at 30 m, one of Scotland's most picturesque loch-based wreck dives with dramatic mountain scenery above. The wreck's iron hull is draped in plumose anemones and hydroids, and large shoals of saithe swirl around the propeller shafts.

18โ€“30m
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Dive Schools in Argyll & Bute