Bognor Rocks
Bognor Rocks is a shallow dive on rocks with seaweed set on a sandy seabed.
Bognor rocks usually have a coating of seaweed and plenty of fish swimming about, including wrasse, dogfish, and cuttlefish. Crabs and lobsters also live under and around the rocks.
Dive Type: Beach
Qualification Level: Open Water
Max Depth: 3m
Putting Customer safety first we are currently not diving from Bognor Beach because of the poor water quality.
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Although this can be a rewarding dive, watch the local water quality reports that often range between poor and dangerous
You will know if you get to the correct area since, at Bognor Rocks, a long line of beach huts runs beside the beach with a parking area behind them. Our normal entry point is at the westerly end of the beach huts by the sailing club compound. During the summer, there are normally two rubber strips running from the compound to the high water line, and walking on these helps with the walk up the beach.
The site benefits from West Park public toilets behind the sailing club compound and a cafe halfway along the beach huts.
