| Blae rock |
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Type: A Plateau the size of a football field rises straight up from more than 70m to within 7m of the surface and is easily picked up on the sounder
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Dive Information: Blae Rock is one of the best Scenic dive sites in the Forth. Depths range from 7m on the plateau which has the largest Anenomes you will ever see, to 70m on the wall. This site also has a large selection of soft corals, It is best dived on neap tide - slack water .Visibility is normally 3m to 7m with 10m plus in summer months. If you miss slack water it makes an amazing drift dive.
Harbour / slip:
Parking
directions: At the harbours.
Distance from
harbour:
Lat & Long: 56.04857N -3.18661W Directly north of Edinburgh
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Depth: 7-70m
Tides: Tide Tables
Diveboat: North Star
Diveshop: Splash Sports Dundee Aquastars
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Suggested experience: Sport diver
Other comments: It's a massive obstruction to the flow of the tide. It is therefore a slackwater dive.
Pub: Hawes Inn
Created by: Finstrokes
Date: 7/7/07
Thanks To: Stevie and Themacallan for dive info.
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Dive Report: Alexmacennan, May 07, 10 min rib ride from Burntisland. A bit further east than the Campania.
Very silty when we dived it but a colourful top at 12/14m and colourful west wall which is deeper than 30m straight down. Got to 30m didn't see the undercut but might have been on the wrong place on the west wall.