Dive Conditions: Brighton Marina

About Brighton Marina

Brighton Marina sits on the East Sussex coast and serves as the launch point for some of the Channel's most historically significant wreck diving — Victorian passenger ships, WWI losses and a dense concentration of WWII casualties lie at 18–40m on the seabed south of Brighton. Charter boats run regularly to the most accessible wrecks, which are colonised by plumose anemones, dead man's fingers and large conger eels. The marina's sheltered berths mean boats launch in conditions that preclude operations from more exposed south coast ports.