Wraysbury Lake is a popular freshwater dive site located in Berkshire, UK, renowned for its exceptionally clear waters and tranquil setting. Situated between junctions 13 and 14 of the M25 motorway and just a two-minute walk from Wraysbury mainline train station, it is London’s and the South East's sole inland scuba diving location. The lake, which is either 15 or 70 acres, offers dedicated dive zones and several sunken wrecks, providing diverse underwater environments to explore. It's frequently utilized by numerous diver training schools and clubs throughout the South East, making it an excellent destination for divers of all skill levels, from introductory dives to more advanced explorations. Diverse aquatic life inhabits its depths, enriching the diving experience, and well-maintained facilities further enhance its appeal for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.
Wraysbury Lake
Wraysbury Lake, London's sole inland dive site, offers clear waters, wrecks, and diverse aquatic life for all skill levels.
Shore Access
8m Avg Depth
14m Max Depth
About this dive site
DivingFreedivingSnorkeling
Brought to you by London School of Diving
Plan Your Visit
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
all levels
Shallow depth and easy access for beginners; multiple wrecks provide interest for advanced divers.
Hazards:
Cold waterSiltBoat trafficOverhead environments
Current Strength:
Mild
Nearby Dive Sites
Explore other dive sites in the area
Shallow training quarry with numerous interesting wrecks for beginners.
