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OCEAN (POSSIBLY)

Don't let the name fool you, "Ocean (Possibly)" is a very real, very Scottish wreck. We love this site for its genuine historical feel, a little piece of Royal Navy history brought down by heavy seas in 1947. You’ll find her sitting upright, relatively intact, at a manageable 15 metres. It’s perfect for a leisurely dive, especially if you’re keen on getting a proper look at an old launch. The visibility here is classic west coast – sometimes excellent, sometimes a bit moody, which only adds to the atmosphere as the outline of the wreck slowly emerges. We often spot conger eels tucked into the darker recesses, and the hull is usually covered in a thick carpet of plumose anemones, their white tentacles swaying gently in any passing current. It’s not a big wreck, just 15 metres long, but there’s enough structure to explore for a good 30-40 minutes. Look out for the davits, still reaching out from the deck. This is a brilliant dive for those who appreciate the quiet dignity of a well-preserved wreck rather than a frantic dash.