wreck

Log This Dive

DO IT AGAIN

Do It Again isn't a massive wreck, but we love how she sits. This 9.8m fishing vessel, lost back in '79, rests upright, almost perfectly intact, at a respectable 44 metres. You drop down, and the first thing you notice is the way the light filters – or doesn't – at that depth, giving the whole scene a really sombre, historical feel. She's an easy explore; small enough to circumnavigate a few times, taking in the lines of her deck and the collapsed wheelhouse. Look closely, and you'll find plenty of plumose anemones, their white tentacles swaying in the gentle current, and good-sized conger eels tucked into any available crevice. We've even spotted the occasional inquisitive pollack darting from the shadows. It’s a proper deep wreck dive for those comfortable with the depth and cooler water, offering a peaceful, contemplative experience rather than a wide-angle spectacle. Plan your deco, take your time, and enjoy the quiet embrace of this lost fishing boat.