Wuddy Rocks

Wuddy Rocks is the signature dive of the St. Abbs reserve — a series of exposed reef tops and surge gullies beginning at 6 m and tumbling to 27 m, so richly colonised with plumose anemones, dead man's fingers, and jewel anemones that barely any bare rock is visible. Resident wolf fish occupy the deeper crevices year-round, and on summer days the shallow reef top is alive with cuckoo wrasse males displaying their vivid blue-and-orange breeding livery. This is one of the top 10 temperate reef dives in Europe.