Shallow inshore wrecks:

Inverclyde, Miown, City of Brisbane, Celtic,ClanMcMillan, Lancer, Stoneboat, Pentrych,  Steam Trawler, and Indiana.

30 metre wrecks:

Fortuna, Vasco, Ashford, T.R. Thompson, City of Waterford, Ikeda, Leven, Milgate, Mira, Ramsgarth, Braunton, Alaunia, Oceana, UB130, H5 and others.

40 metre wrecks:

Porthkerry, HMS Minion, Quail, George Sutton, Keryado, Nyon, Basil, Stanwold, Calib Sprague,UC65, U671.

50+ metre wrecks:

Pagenturm, Moldavia, Aracataca, Glencoe, GlenarmHead, Candia, Aristos, Seaford, Warilda, Duke of Buccleuch, Donegal, Lanfranc, British Commerce, HMCS Alberni, HMCS Osprey, U413, U678, U741, U275, U212 and many unidentified.

Mixed-gas divers are welcome to enjoy extended dives up to 75m on the numerous wrecks in the English Channel.

Beyond 15nm offshore in the 50m-60m range, vis is most reliable, offering some of the best of UK diving.

Brighton also offers scenic inshore reefs and rough ground from Newhaven to Worthing, suitable for drift dives, where many a good lobster and plaice are found.