Talland Bay

Talland Bay in Cornwall, United Kingdom, offers an incredible diving experience for beginners or those looking for a shore dive. The bay boasts inshore reefs that are less than 10m deep, showcasing a stunning array of green, purple, and grey colored rocks, abundant seaweed, and a thriving marine life. With a visibility of 7m and a maximum depth of 9m, divers will have clear views of the captivating underwater world.

For snorkeling enthusiasts, Talland Bay is also a fantastic destination, particularly during high tide. Exploring the bay reveals hidden treasures, including the Marguerite wreck. This wreck, a 220-ton steam trawler from Boulogne, met its unfortunate fate in 1922 when it ran ashore in the bay during inclement weather. During low tide, divers can witness the boiler resting among the rocks, with additional wreckage scattered in the gullies further out.

Located in St Tallan, Bridals Lane, Talland Bay, Polperro, Porthallow, Cornwall, South West England, England, PL13 2JA, United Kingdom, this dive site is easily accessible and offers a memorable underwater adventure for divers of all skill levels.