The Dive School At Stoney Cove

Leicestershire, United Kingdom

About

In 1978, Stoney Cove Marine Trials Ltd was formed to develop the full potential of Stoney Cove for scuba diving and commercial underwater activities. Since then there has been a continuous programme of improvements which began with a tarmac surface for the waterside parking area. A shower facility and that most important item, a pub, followed soon after. September 1999 saw the completion of a new access road and entrance to Stoney Cove. Beneath the new road is a drain system that directs rainwater and silts from the cliffs and banks away from Stoney Cove during storms. This has significantly improved underwater visibility during rainy periods.But that's not all brought to Stoney Cove in year 2000 The Stanegarth, the U.K.'s largest inland ship wreck, and the Nautilus submarine have both provided major new attractions.

Services & Facilities

The Dive School At Stoney Cove has not specified details regarding their offered services.

Courses & Certifications

The Dive School At Stoney Cove has not disclosed information about available certifications and courses.

Contact Information

Address

Stoney CoveSapcote RoadStoney Stanton, Leicestershire, LE9 4DW

Phone

—

Web

Visit website

Location

Oceania - Australia

Scuba diving in Australia offers an unparalleled mix of adventure, biodiversity, and world-class dive infrastructure. From the iconic Great Barrier Reef and remote Ningaloo Reef to historic wrecks like the SS Yongala and kelp forests teeming with sea dragons, Australia’s underwater landscapes are as diverse as its terrain above. With warm tropical waters in the north and temperate marine life in the south, the country caters to every level of diver. Whether you’re chasing whale sharks, exploring deep drop-offs, or drifting through coral gardens, Australia is a top-tier destination for unforgettable diving experiences.

Learn More

Europe - Croatia

Scuba diving in Croatia blends Mediterranean charm with rich underwater history. With over a thousand islands, clear waters, and easy access to dive sites, the Adriatic Sea is a hidden gem for divers of all levels. Explore Roman amphorae, World War-era wrecks, dramatic reef walls, and sunlit caves—all in warm, calm waters with excellent visibility. From the historic shores of Dubrovnik to the remote islands of Vis and Cres, Croatia offers a unique mix of cultural exploration and underwater adventure that’s both accessible and unforgettable.

Learn More

Africa - South Africa

Scuba diving in South Africa is a one-of-a-kind experience, offering everything from vibrant coral reefs and epic shark encounters to historic shipwrecks and surreal kelp forests. Stretching across two oceans, South Africa’s dive sites cater to all levels, whether you're a beginner seeking calm tropical waters in Sodwana Bay or an advanced diver ready to take on the currents of Protea Banks. With abundant marine life, dramatic underwater landscapes, and world-class diving infrastructure, this destination delivers unforgettable adventures both above and below the surface.

Learn More