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Underwater Photo Location: Lundy Island

Underwater Photo Location: Lundy Island

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There is a number of sites to dive with good visability it would be great, unfortunately it was only around 2 metres this weekend. The Seals are great fun and worth the visit alone. marine reserve.lots of subjects for close up and macro spectacular walls of jewel anemones to 40mts.
Facts about Lundy Island
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
smallcoralkelp

Diving facilities
airnitrox

Photo facilities
macrowideangle

by Harvey Reeve
Seal around Lundy Island. Visability only 2 metres but these were worthwhile. Taken with Sealife dc600 int flash only.

by Elaine White
Grey Seal pup Lundy Island

by Elaine White
Grey seal pup off Lundy Island

by Elaine White
Diving seal pup converted to black and white

by Elaine White
Playing in the kelp

by Dave Baker
A very friendly grey seal who spent 45 minutes with us at Lundy Island in the Bristol channel

by Mark Hedges
seal posing on lundy island u.k ..

by Mark Hedges
close up seal Lundy Island.
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