Diving & Events
This is where you can see what Mid Lancs Sub Aqua does as a club
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Diving with Seals – October 2022
Read more: Diving with Seals – October 2022For the final Club trip of the season (except local dives), fifteen of the Mid Lancs divers headed up to the Farne Islands, Northumberland for a full weekend of diving with the amazing seals, and what a weekend it was! Friday Everyone arrived throughout Friday afternoon/evening and checked into our accommodation at Farne Lodge. Some…
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MV Segontium – August 2022
Read more: MV Segontium – August 2022On the 7th August 2022, six of the Midlancs divers headed down to Anglesey for a day of diving from our RIB Little Mo. What a day we chose to dive! The weather was incredible and the sea was like a millpond. The calm weather was great for us, it was that nice we had…
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Isle of Mull
Read more: Isle of Mull6 Go Wild on Mull In late July 6 intrepid divers (and one spouse) from Mid Lancs Sub Aqua Club headed off to Mull for and expedition. We set off early on Saturday 20th and by late afternoon we were all settled in to the cottages we had rented and the boat (Little Mo) was…
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Red Sea
Read more: Red SeaIn 2015 Mid Lancs ventured to the Red Sea again, it’s the closest tropical waters to the UK and a fantastic destination for diving with a large selection of wrecks and reefs to visit. We were lucky enough to stay on the Emperor Elite liveaboard and were well looked after by the crew and dive…
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Iceland
Read more: IcelandAs long as you’re not too bothered by cold water, Iceland has some incredible scenic dives. The underwater photos are from a location called Silfra. It’s a fissure between continents, one side being the North American plate, the other is the Eurasian plate. There aren’t many places in the world where you can dive between…
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Shetland
Read more: ShetlandThe much awaited trip to Shetland finally came around in June 2014, there are still photos and videos being sorted but here are a few to begin with. You can’t get much further north in the UK than the Shetlands, and it involved a drive to Aberdeen and then a 14 hour ferry crossing to…
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Isle of Gigha
Read more: Isle of GighaGigha is a small Scottish Island that sits between the mainland and Islay. This was a real expedition for the club, there are no dive facilities on the island, in fact, there is only a shop and a pub! The island is 7 miles long and about 1.5 miles wide. Everything we needed had…
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Scapa Flow
Read more: Scapa FlowScapa Flow is situated in the Orkney Islands, off the North cost of Scotland. It’s one of the best places to dive in the UK, and often features in the top ten dive sites in the world. There are a number of World War One battleships resting on the bottom along with various other wrecks.…
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