A shore dive from the roadside of the A828, parking in the lay-by. The site is identified by the stone stepway down to the pebble shore. The reef is a rocky outcrop extending out from the shore. This site is best dived at high water. A torch will be needed as the peaty water is quite dark.
Visibility is usually good.
A typical dive would follow the reef out from the shore. At a suitable depth the reef is followed around to the left. The ascent can be made by following up and over the reef back to the shore. The variety of life on this reef is vast in particular the Queen scallops can be quite playful, dogfish are also common. This dive is suitable for all levels and its sheltered location makes night diving possible.