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Alderney
Guernsey
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Alderney, the northernmost of the Channel Islands, presents a compelling mix of historic wrecks and natural reefs for adventurous divers. Its strong currents offer a challenging yet rewarding experience, often in a more tranquil setting than busier dive locations.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
May, June, July, August
May
Seals often seen
Jun
Good for macro life
Jul
Plankton blooms can attract small fish
Aug
Summer diving, good visibility
More monthly highlights
Sep
Autumn colours on kelp
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SS Liverpool
The SS Liverpool, a popular shipwreck dive off Alderney, lies in 42 meters of water, a poignant remi...
42m
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SS President
The SS President, a 1939 wreck in Alderney, rests at a substantial 58 meters. This remarkably intact...
58m
1 species
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The Ridges
Explore the natural underwater topography of The Ridges in Alderney, where dramatic gullies and chan...
20m
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Black Rock
Black Rock in Alderney presents a dramatic underwater landscape of cliffs and canyons, creating a ha...
35m
1 species
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L'Etacq
L'Etacq, a gentle introduction to diving in Alderney, offers a shallow and accessible experience per...
12m
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