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We left a cold wintry Manchester airport. Four hours later we landed on a warm sunny Tenerife Following an overnight stay in Los Christianos and a trouble free short ferry journey, we arrived on El Hierro, the most southerly and westerly volcanic island in The Canaries. The scenic car journey to the small fishing village

Pat Spencer and Phil Darlington joined our man in Oman, Mark Parsey, for a weeks diving and over eating in the 4 star Millennium Hotel. The Qatar flights go via Doha from Manchester and the hotel courtesy transfer went smoothly. The next morning we joined the boat to dive on the Daymaniyat Islands which are

This really is a spectacular shore dive. We had about 4 M viz, which I think is pretty good considering how poor the viz has been on some dives. The entry is a bit tricky, you have to lower your gear down and scramble down rocks, then walk across more rocks to the shore line,

As you are probably aware we have had some problems with the Deltas engines and a complete failure on a recent weekend trip to the starboard engine. A new fuel pump has been fitted and tested using the flushing ears but I wanted to give the boat a proper test at sea. With some favourable

Dive manager: Simon Rice Divers: Phil Darlington, Pat Spencer, Tim Porter, Jon Green, Simon Rice & Simon Lowrie. So far for 2016 ECSAC has dived the north, south and west coast of our fine land. We decided to venture to the eastern edge to complete the set. Whitby is an old harbour famous for intrepid explorers

Eleven divers and four non divers arrived at Mevagh Dive Centre on Saturday 11th June 2016 having either taken the overnight ferry into Belfast or the super ferry into Dublin. The drive to the west coast was problem free, punctuated by every shade of green and stunning views.  The drive over the hills and down