Some words about our boat:

SKIN DEEP is an 11m catamaran and was built to Ian Taylor's specification by South Boats on the Isle of Wight during the winter of 2000/2001 and was fitted out ready for charter Easter 2001. She is fully licensed and insured to carry 12 passengers and 2 crew up to 60 miles offshore.

SKIN DEEP is fitted with all the latest electronics including, radar, echo sounder, GPS, DSC radio, computer plotter and AIS system. AIS is a new system available to ships which receives information sent by all merchant ships giving its position, speed, heading, name, call sign etc which SKIN DEEP'S receiver automatically puts this information on to its plotter screen which makes diving near or in busy shipping lanes much safer and easier. SKIN DEEP also has a pc onboard with gas mixing, deco programs on it and a DVD player with a surround sound system for the diver’s entertainment.

SKIN DEEP also has a generator to power the kettle (lots of hot drinks supplied) and a microwave.
SKIN DEEP has a side door access for easy loading (no climbing over gunwales) and stern door for easy exit .she is fitted with a stern lift for easy and safe retrieval of divers (no more ladders to climb)
SKIN DEEP DIVING was the first dive operator to have a stern lift, the idea being thought up by Andy Smith.

Weymouth has some of the best dive sites in the country to suit everyone and Skin deep knows how when and where to take you! Available:

Scenic dives Weymouth is situated in the centre of Dorset's Jurassic coastline with an abundance of reef and ledge dives such as Pulpit rock, Durdle door, Stennis ledges and Lulworth banks which are all homes to an amazing verity of marine life.

Wreck dives. The English Channel has always been one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world and with the help of two world wars has made the channel one of the most wreck-infested stretches of water in the world. Skin deep over the last 30 years have visited over 160 wrecks with in its day range, some of the more famous wrecks on her patch SS SALSETTE, SS KYARRA, HMS M2, HMS FORMIDABLE, HMS AFFARY, AVALANCHE and the AEOLIAN SKY.

...and many more!