The shallowest of our two wheelhouses (buoy #3) also happens to be the easiest of the two structures to access. Located not far out from the quayside, the most popular way to visit the shallow wheelhouse is to add it as a waypoint between the Jacquin wooden boat cruiser (buoy #6) and the many other dive attractions. Simply drop down onto the Jacquin II and, after a few minutes exploring it, swim to the bow and then head off in an easterly direction and you'll soon see the wheelhouse looming up ahead of you. In good viz, you can often see the wheelhouse from the Jacquin II.

Locating the second, deeper wheelhouse is a little bit more involved. By far the easiest method is to simply surface swim out to buoy #7 and drop down the line - this will put you directly on top of the structure. From here you can explore at your leisure before heading south west towards the helicopter. Look carefully and you'll discover a line tied off near the bottom of the wheelhouse which will take you back to the base of the Crushing Works.

You'd be forgiven for feeling not entirely alone near the deep wheelhouse as dotted around it are a cluster of our more unusual dive attractions - fairground Jesters. These enigmatic figures stand over 7 foot tall and have eyes that seem to follow you. Rumours of them moving of their own accord are greatly exaggerated but we don't advise you to take your eyes off them...