The Old Forge pub in Inverie bills itself as ‘Mainland Britain’s Remotest Pub’. On the shores of Loch Nevis on the Knoydart Peninsula, north west Scotland, with no road access and relying on boat links from the port of Mallaig,…

By Elaine Hendry Rule number one. When volunteering to organise a week’s expeditionary diving, always do week two, so that you can simply follow in the finstrokes of week one. As Suze says, diving in new places is hard, and…

By Tori Chitty & Joe Price The Bank Holiday Plymouth trip started in the expected way, surfing a mass exodus of people who ‘love London’ but make a break for it as fast as they can at the end of…

At the beginning of August, a few other members from the club decided to check on the very convenient dive sites in Newhaven. We dived from ‘Sea-zones’, skippered by Mick Luff.  Everything seemed perfect: a short distance from London, dive…

In late July, a hardy group of Clidivers braved both the national railway network and the vagaries of the Welsh weather as they embarked upon a long weekend of diving, delectable dining and diversion in Anglesey. With Clidive Yellow safely…