Pea Stacks, Guernsey

Pea Stacks is a coastal dive site off Guernsey known for its compact columns and boulder piles that rise from a shallow seabed. The site typically starts around a few meters and extends to moderate depths, presenting a relaxed drift or wall-like profile depending on current. Entry is straightforward from a sheltered shore or a small boat drop, with visibility often ranging from fair to good in calm conditions. Expect a mix of temperate Atlantic fauna, including wrasse, blennies, gobies, piisodonia meadows in the surrounding substrate, and common invertebrates on the rocky features. The site is suitable for divers with basic to intermediate training and provides opportunities for macro encounters, nav practice along the stacks, and gentle exploratory swimming through the gaps between the rocks.