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Wreck of John And Sarah

The Wreck of John And Sarah is one of those dives that feels like a proper expedition, a real journey into the past. We’re talking about a historic sailing ship here, not some modern metal hulk, and that’s precisely what we love about it. Dropping down, you’re not just seeing a wreck; you’re seeing history, timbers dark and barnacled, a skeleton of what once sailed these chilly waters. Visibility can be a typical Scottish lottery, but when it’s good, the structure reveals itself in fascinating detail. We particularly enjoy poking around the stern, imagining the crew’s quarters. Shoals of saithe often swirl around the mast, and we’ve spotted decent-sized conger eels tucked into the deeper sections of the hull, so keep your torch handy. It’s a dive that rewards patience and a keen eye, perfect for divers who appreciate the story behind the dive as much as the fish life. Definitely one for the drysuit brigade.