Fossil Beds

Bracklesham Bay, located in the United Kingdom, is a prime diving spot for beginners. This beautiful dive site offers a unique opportunity to explore clay sediments that were deposited approximately 46 million years ago during the Eocene epoch. These clay beds have eroded over time, revealing an abundance of fossilized shark and ray teeth.

One of the main attractions of this dive is the chance to search for fossils. It is advisable to dive in areas with a sandy bottom as they are more likely to yield these ancient treasures. However, don't be surprised if you encounter fascinating marine life such as Hermit crabs and other small creatures.

With a maximum depth of 12m and visibility reaching up to 2m, this drift dive promises an unforgettable underwater experience. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, Bracklesham Bay offers a captivating adventure that combines history and marine exploration.

Discover the wonders of the past and immerse yourself in the rich underwater world at this remarkable dive site in Bracklesham.