The Holderness coast offers great diving sites. Due mainly to the fact that the Yorkshire coast is bordered by large ports on both the Tees & Humber estuaries, this area of coastline has had a high concentration of shipwrecks, many from the First & Second World Wars. Use the following links to find out more information about clubs and dive sites within the parishes of the East Riding of Yorkshire:

Diving Organisations
Local Dive Sites
General Dive Websites

Diving Organisations

Yorkshire Divers

Yorkshire Divers - An independent dive forum focusing on UK divers. Link to Yorkshire Divers.

BSAC - Yorkshire

BSAC - Yorkshire region website. Link to Yorkshire division.

BSAC

BSAC - The British Sub-Aqua Club website. Link to BSAC.

PADI

PADI - The website that has up-to-date dive information for all divers. Link to PADI.

SAA

The Sub Aqua Association (SAA) - an association of independent dive clubs.
Link to SAA.

Local Dive Sites

Holderness Coast

Places to dive along the Holderness coast. Places include, Spurn, Bridlington and Flamborough. Link to information.

Please refer to specific Parish webpages for further information on dive sites.

General Dive Websites

British Diver

British Diver provides a resource to UK divers, with the Information Station providing details on wrecks, charter boats, Air, Trimix & Nitrox stations, dive shops, accommodation & weather. Link to British Diver.

Scuba Diving International

Link to Scuba Diving International website.

General links

Many links to different diving organisations and information from the British Diver website. Link to British Diver.