A sack barrow is the best way to get your kit to the end of the harbour wall!
Once there it is a relatively easy scramble to get in (by St Abbs standards).
You can see Cathedral rock at low tide, that's the best way to find it.
A great swim through interesting gullies to get there.
It's a great swim through arch with plenty of plumose anemones.
Facts about St Abbs, Cathedral Rock
It is in United Kingdom- St Abbs, Cathedral Rock is in the North Sea.
- The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
by
Benny SuttonSt Abbs nudi (testing new upload system)
by
Grant KennedyCathedral rock, St Abbs, Scotland
by
Grant KennedyStrobe didn't fire on this one and I ended up with this. Thought it looked quite atmospheric in the end!
by
Mike ClarkDiver Ballan wrasse Enclounter. Nik d70 10.5mm lens, 2x strobes.
by
Mike ClarkBallan wrasse swims over beautiful Scottish reef. Nikon D70, 10.5mm with twin strobes.
by
Mike Clarkrampaging nudibranch. 2cm long, managed to capture him with my 60mm lens
by
Mike ClarkLesser Spotted Goby
by
Mike ClarkBusiness end of a scorpion fish
by
Richard TowardTaken with Canon A570is and Epoque 150 DS Strobe off St Abbs Scotland.
by
Richard TowardTaken off St Abbs Scotland with Canon a570is and Epoque ds 150 strobe
by
Tom AshtonTaken while freediving through the cathedral rock, St Abbs.
by
Tom AshtonAnemones reflecting in an air bubble on the ceiling of the top arch, Cathedral Rock, St Abbs.
Freediving.