Dumbarton Sub-Aqua Club

Conger Alley is a Scottish Scuba Forum. it is a good source of information on a wide range of diving related topics.

AP valves website for their range of dive equipment including the Buddy BCD range and Nexus computers

Apeks website featuring their extensive range of products including BCDs, regulators, inflation and dump valves.

DUI website featuring their range of drysuits, undergarments and accessories.

Technical underwear and leisurewear

Mares website featuring their extensive range of products

O'Three website for drysuits, wetsuits and accessories.

Northern Diver website featuring their extensive range of products

Otter drysuits undergarments and accessories, OMS dive equipment.

Ralftech website featuring their range of wetsuits, BCDs and diving equipment.

Scubapro and Uwatec website featuring the extensive range of scubapro dive equipment and the Uwatec range of computers.

Seac-sub website for their range of dive equipment

The home page of Suunto dive computers. Range of computers, software downloads, pdf of instructions etc

Welcome to the home of the Award Winning Weezle Undersuit for dry suit divers. The only undersuit to receive the Design Council Award. Weezle Diving Services are the specialists in Thermal Protection for the discerning diver.

Ronnie and the gang provide an excellent service to the Glasgow diving community. The price match offer is very reasonable to say the least. I've been buying kit there since 1999 and have never had a problem. The location is convenient. PADI courses taught through Aquatron and Martin does run trips.

The home of the mighty Lomo Brand! Reasonable quality but very competitively priced watersports gear. The shop is worth a visit. Nice product, nice guys.

5 Bells Diving is based at Lochcarron, Wester Ross, on the west coast of the Scottish Highlands some 65 miles west of Inverness. The area is recognised as providing some of the most spectacular underwater locations in the British Isles. Great sea loch diving and a lovely little village.

North west Skye dive centre offering accommodation, air, and boat charter. Scenic and wreck dives.

Dive Safari Scotland is a PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) 5 Star Instructor Development Centre offering the full range of courses Scuba Diver to Instructor as well as offering 19 Specialty Courses. Hard boat diving also for hire.

Friendly bunkhouse-style dive centre at the heart of the Sound of Mull. Run by Mark and Annabel. Air to 300bar etc. Nice rec. room for chillin out. Kind of like a hostel for divers. Teach all sorts of qualifications including in UW archaeology. Now have a dayboat.

Compleete service including, chalets, shop, teaching and both fast RIBs and the MV Urchin. 4 miles south of Oban in sheltered Kerrera Sound.

Shop, PADI training, cylinder testing, Air Fills. Good drysuit repairs. Always good banter from Ricky.

Two diveboats - a 44 and 38 foot Aquastar - each taking 12 divers operating from Lochaline. Diving the sound of Mull, Oban area or Small Isles. On board compressors.

Loch Fyne Dive Charters is based in Tarbert and takes parties of up to 12 divers out into Loch Fyne all year round. Air fills. Cylinders and weightbelts for hire.

38' dayboat operating from Balvicar Pier, Seil south of Oban, covering the area around Sound of Jura to Sound of Mull and West. Air fills on shore. Nitrox in Oban.

On-line tidal predictions from the UKHO. Free predictions for up to 7 days in advance.

Weather forecast by UK regions. Inshore waters forecast accessed from this site.

Website for the British Sub Aqua Club

Website for the Professional Association of Diving Instructors.

Website for our diving body. TheScottish Sub Aqua Club.

A guide to DCI from the Scottish Diving Medicine site at Aberdeen.

A guide to all aspects of DCI from the London Diving Chamber

The UK Sport Diving Medical Committee advises the British Sub-Aqua Club, Sub-Aqua Association and Scottish Sub-Aqua Club on diving medicine issues, including assessment of fitness to dive. This is conducted through a national network of medical referees.

Purpose and Aims to stimulate interest in the undersea world and natural history of the seas, and related subjects. to bridge the gap between the popular books and scientific literature by publishing readable and informative articles on marine life and the ocean environment. to liaise and co-operate with conservation and fishery organisations and other wildlife groups.

Jim Anderson of West Lothian SAC website. Lots of photos and information on sea slugs.

Excelent website full of information on marine life. also allows you to record data for the organisation.

Seasearch is a national project for volunteer sports divers who have an interest in what they're seeing under water, want to learn more and want to help protect the marine environment. The main aim is to map out the various types of sea bed found arounnd the British coast. Run excellent training courses.

The RNLI is a charity that provides a 24 hour life-saving service around the coast of the UK. Maintains the lifeboat stations and trains the crews.

Canmore is the database access to the national archive. Register on Canmore and get a User ID and a Password and off you go....all the Lloyds List, Insurance Losses, Coastguard , Lifeboat,and Lighthouse reports as well as Whittakers Information is there. Remember it is primarily a register of all Historic Sites so when searching use 'Marine' to find Shipwrecks, sometimes it is easier to search using the map option, or search by an area.

The British Diving Safety Group (BDSG) was formed in 2002 to promote safe diving practices amongst the British sport diving community. Currently chaired by the RNLI, the group has a broad representation, with all of the UK diver training agencies, the HSE, the MCA and the professional charter-boat skipper organisations having a seat at the table. These organisations regularly meet in order to work towards a common goal; to make diving safer. By sharing and analysing incident data, devising safety initiatives and then promoting them to divers, the group has a broad influence on the recreational diving community.

This Agency is responsible throughout the UK for implementing the Government's maritime safety policy. That includes co-ordinating search and rescue at sea through Her Majesty's Coastguard, and checking that ships meet UK and international safety rules. We work to prevent the loss of lives at the coast and at sea, to ensure that ships are safe, and to prevent coastal pollution.

John Nicolson keeps adding new divesites to his Finstrokes website. Good resource for British divesites. John is interested in wreck diving.