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A stone archway frames the top entrance to the tunnel in 14m.



Only those divers with overhead training should enter the tunnel!



A thick vertical metal beams marks the end of the tunnel in 22m.



The tunnel roof is concrete lined throughout its entire length.



Regulator exhaust bubbles trapped in the ceiling look almost glass like!



The tunnel is wide enough for two divers to swim thru side by side.







Stone Delivery Tunnel
14m-22m
For the more experienced visitor to Vobster Quay, we offer the Stone Delivery Tunnel - an 18m long tunnel cut through the lime stone back in the days when the quarry was still operational. Despite being reinforced with a concrete liner along its entire length and wide enough for three divers to travel through side by side, the tunnel should only be attempted by those divers with overhead environment training - even then, only enter if you like your overhead environments dark and spooky!

The entrance to the Stone Delivery tunnel can be found at the end of the track that leads from the quayside slipway. Lying at a depth of 14m, you'll find a thick white cable tied off at the entrance to the tunnel. Running along the roof for the entire length of the tunnel, this cable provides a useful guide line for even the most experienced overhead environment diver. As you progress through the tunnel, the depth will steadily increase until you reach the exit at 22m.

At the tunnel exit, you'll find yourself very close to the Crushing Works. To locate the Crushing Works from the tunnel exit, follow the wall on your right hand shoulder for approximately 5m.

SAFETY FIRST - This attraction should only be entered by divers with overhead environment training. The tunnel is very dark and can be very disorientating! If in doubt, DO NOT ENTER!



Min Depth 14m

Max Depth 22m

Location End of slipway track / base of Crushing Works

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Interesting Bits The darkness beckons!

Hazards Darkness, loss of visibility, disorientation
depth, overhead environment, entanglement



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