Dive maps?

[SubMarineBiologist]

Have you checked Top 100 British Shore Dives by Anita Sherwood?

I haven't but I will go check it out, thanks!

 

[SubMarineBiologist]

just to say I have purchased some of Gordon Ridley's books thanks all for the suggestions!

 

[BlueTrin]

just to say I have purchased some of Gordon Ridley's books thanks all for the suggestions!

Do they show what you wanted?

 

[SubMarineBiologist]

Do they show what you wanted?

I will let you know when they arrive

 

[tursiops]

https://www.thediveforum.com/showthread.php?17859-Gordon-Ridley

 

[matt_yates]

I would google for Finstrokes a great web site with hundreds of UK dive sites

 

[Wibble]

Just wondering if there is anywhere to get maps of dive sites or if they're basically just charts... I'm talking like with current arrows and things that make it easier to plan the dive.

The Navionics "app" is excellent on the iPhone/iPad and works offline.

Also available for free online.
Look for the tidal diamonds, click on them and click the ? on the cross-hair to see the current or tide. You need to have the paid for application with a current UK (or other region) tidal licence.

Brilliant web application though.

Navionics ChartViewer

webapp.navionics.com

Then, of course, there's Windy...

Windy as forecasted

Wind map and weather forecast

windy.com