Pete, the driving force behind Falcon Diving Charters, invites you to dive deep into the stunning waters of Dartmouth and Salcombe. Positioned in the idyllic estuary of the River Dart in Devon, Falcon Diving Charters offers thrilling dive charters that uncover the hidden gems of southern Lyme Bay, Start Bay, and Bolt Trail.
Dartmouth is more than just a dive spot; it’s a vibrant coastal port with breathtaking views and a lively town centre. With plenty of accommodations, pubs, and eateries, it’s the perfect place to relax after a day of diving. Pete and his team at Falcon Diving Charters are confident that Dartmouth provides the ultimate UK diving experience.
Falcon Diving Charters caters to clubs, individuals, buddy pairs, and small groups on set dates. Discover the uncharted wrecks and scenic reefs of this relatively unexplored area. Pete also offers private charters for sub-aqua groups, delivering a bespoke diving experience.
For seasoned divers, Dartmouth and Salcombe reveal deeper wrecks, some reaching 50-65m+. The SS Medina is a highlight, offering technical divers a challenging pursuit of hidden treasures.
Falcon Diving Charters covers all levels with its variety of wrecks, reefs, and pinnacles. Expect a rich marine life that turns every dive into a memorable adventure.
Beyond dive charters, Pete’s team offers coastal explorations, wildlife tours, commercial diving operations, and even ash scatterings. Falcons Diving Charters is also a favoured location for filming and surveys, with collaborations with the BBC and Channel 4.
Their gas station, just 10 minutes from the quayside, supports divers with air, O2, nitrox, and trimix by arrangement, emphasising safety and comfort.
Booking your dive is straightforward via Falcon Diving Charters’ website or direct contact. The website details pricing, dive sites, and essential weather updates.
Pete at Falcon Diving Charters ensures an exceptional diving experience along Devon’s South West Coast, complete with stunning sites, diverse marine life, and professional expertise.