Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Pembrokeshire

Dale Pembrokeshire is also known as The Smalls.

Kelp & sandy floor. Very nice beginer dive. St Brides Bay! Just west of Little Haven.

Probably the most popular dive sites around Skomer Island. The wall full of gorgonians starts at 6m deep just after the kelp-covered rocks. Best is two hours after slack tide. North side of Skomer Island. Approx 3 nautical miles from Martin's Haven. North Wall is also known as North Wall Skomer.

The Dakotian was a 6,426-ton merchant ship. She sank in 1940 (parachute mine) and now sits upright. Best is to dive 1h before slack tide. Approx 1 nautical mile from Dale. The wreck is marked by the easterly cardinal buoy named The Dakotian! She is located approx 150 m northwest of the buoy.

Very nice little dive site. Full of marine life. About 2 miles west of Little haven. Drop in on the eastern side of the rocks near the cliff's.

The Greek was a 4,737 ton steamer and sank in 1940 after colliding with St Anne's Head rocks. This wreckage may be an interresting second dive. St Anne's Head, Pembrokeshire. 2.5 nautical miles from Dale. The Greek is also known as Adamantios J Pithis Wreck.

The Lucy was a coaster; she sank in 1967 and now sits upright at 42m deep. Off North Haven Bay, Skomer Island (Skomer Marine Reserve ). Approx 1.5 nautical miles from Martin's Haven.

The bottom of the sea are lined with very large boulders, which give home to the Lobsters. Depths are around 15 m and care must be taken with fishing line, as the fishermen use this area often. In 1996 a 14lb Lobster was seen by the Fishguard Diving Club. It was 5 feet long. A nice area to explore, tides are weak under the cliffs. The second small bay around from Martins Haven, heading east, there are some interesting gullies and small caves under the kelp at 8 meters. The area drops down to 20m, with a ridge running down from the bay seaward. The area of sand has a small Scallop bed. The area is protected, as it is in the Skomer reserve, and must not be touched. We have seen Sun Fish swimming along this point, and while I was watching them swim past the boat, they spotted the divers bubbles, diverted their path to decent down the bubbles! When the divers came up they said they saw two fins swim past them!! Here you will also get the chance of seeing octopus at about 15 metres. St Brides Bay. By boat. Use GPS to find High Point then dive the wall. High Point North is also known as St Brides Bay.

Two small walls, one on the left and another one on the right. Martins Haven is really a cool place, both for shore divig and picnic with familly & kids. Take the B4327 from Haverfordwest towards Dale. Turn off for Marloes and go through the village. Turn left for Martin's Haven. Use the car park 200m before the beach.

On Great Castle Head, cable layer went down during the war - really good wreck in good viz. Runs a bit at times though lots of fish life, some good swim throughs, lies in 19 metres. By boat, use GPS to locate, no surface markers.