Page rank vote +1

Facebook

29 Steps PDF Print E-mail
User Rating: / 10
PoorBest 

Alternative Names:   None, Its called the 29 steps because of the steps from the road down to the loch side.

The 29 steps to the shore

Type of Dive:  Shore dive, good training site.   

Suggested experience:  Novice

Travel directions  From Glasgow travel west on the M8 onto the A82 then turn left onto  the A817  turning right at the roundabout onto the A814 and continue until you come to finnart ocean terminal and its 100m past there.  Google

Parking directions:  Park on the other side of the road, on the road leading to the Oil Storage Depot gate. Make sure you dont block the access to the Depot. Walk accross the road and through the gap in the trees and down the 29 steps as in the picture below.

Car parking areaCross the road here

Distance from Glasgow:   38 miles,  1 hr  5 mins 

Lat & Long:      N 56° 7' 6.83''    W 4° 49' 40.89''

Tides:        Tide tables  

Depth:   30m

Site entry/exit:    Enter the water beside the rails on the left from the old boat house. 

Underwater directions:  Fin straight out from the old jetty and pass lots of junk put there for something interesting to look at and you get to so small ledges and then a muddy slope to 30m

Site Hazards:  Care should be taken coming down the stairs with your kit as the steps can be slippy

Nearest Public phone:  At Finnart oil terminal car park.

Accommodation:     The Green kettle

Mobile Network service:    Orange Vodaphone

Other comments: You can also dive Finnart close to here if you are on a training day.

Pub:  The village Inn

Created by:   John Nicolson

Cafe:  The Green kettle

Air & Nitrox fills:      Aquatron     Splashsports  

Date:    27/11/10

Revision:  2

Thanks To:  Jim Martin for a great dive map.

Links:     None

Surface Photos:   

Kit up herePlenty of room for a club day

Underwater Photos:    By  John Nicolson

Dublin bay prawn at 31mDepth here 12m

Firework amenone at 31mSea loch anemone at 13m

Dive Map:    By  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Dive map by Jim Martin

Dive Report:

Live google map:


Google Map