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PAS (C.182)

The PAS wreck, a lighter vessel sunk in 1971, sits upright at 46 metres. It’s a proper deep dive, one for the experienced cold-water wreckies amongst us. We love the way it looms out of the green, often with that slightly eerie visibility that only a good UK wreck can offer. It’s not huge, but it's remarkably intact for its age and depth. Drop down the line and you’ll find decks draped in plumose anemones, their white tentacles swaying with the gentle surge. Keep an eye out for conger eels peering from every dark recess; they’re often surprisingly large here. You can swim through the holds, a straightforward penetration for those with the right training, and it really feels like stepping back in time. We always suggest aiming for a slack tide dive; the currents can pick up and make the depth feel even more challenging. It’s a great example of how a relatively simple wreck can become a vibrant, living reef.