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Car Bodies

So, the "Car Bodies" site, right? Sounds a bit grim, but trust us, it’s got a weird charm. It's essentially an underwater junkyard, a pile of old cars dumped decades ago, and it makes for a genuinely unusual dive. We love that it's a departure from your typical reef; the structure here is entirely man-made, and nature has just taken over. You'll weave through rusted chassis, past steering wheels long since fused with the lakebed, and peer into empty engine blocks now home to crayfish. It’s a great spot for macro photographers, honestly, because every surface is encrusted with sponges and hydroids, drawing in smaller fish like gobies. Our favourite part is spotting the pike lurking amongst the seats, camouflaged and still. This isn't a deep dive, making it accessible for newer divers wanting to try something a bit different, a bit eerie, but undeniably cool. Just watch your buoyancy; kicking up silt here is easily done and ruins the visibility for everyone.