"The Minx" shipwreck along the shore of Osmington Mills is a fun adventure for any snorkeler.
One night in November 1927, the Minx steam powered coal barge broke loose from her moorings and drifted unnoticed through Portland Harbour and across Weymouth Bay. Unmanned and unnoticed she came to a stop on Frenchman's Ledge where she became wrecked and still lies today. The following morning there was a frenzy of activity as locals gathered to gather coal from ashore from her hold.
Today, The Minx still sits along the shoreline at Osmington Mills and has become a fantastic artificial wreck full of marine life. It's deepest point is no more than 3m, which makes it perfect for any sea lover to take a swim or snorkel around the wreckage. It displays many wreck like features and makes for a perfect adventure.
Participants must be confident in the water and be able to swim.
Participants must wear buoyancy aids during the snorkel.
Snorkelling equipment will be provided, but feel free to bring your own if you have one.
Event is subject to weather & tide conditions. In the first instance we will postpone for another date and/or time.
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Osmington Wreck Snorkel - SSI Explorer/DDS Club
Ticket for active DDS Explorers and club members
15 dostępne
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£20.00 | |
Osmington Wreck Snorkel - SSI Explorer/DDS Club15 dostępne
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£25.00 |
Osmington Mills
Osmington Mills
Weymouth
Please beware, the path down to and along the beach can be rough terrain so please wear hard soled shoes for safety.
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