Cornwall is the ideal location for a taste of the unexpected, and for a view with a difference see the coast from San Pablo III whilst birdwatching, dolphin or seal watching, or just sitting back and enjoying the scenery. The north coast of Cornwall abounds with picturesque coves, many of which are inaccessible from the land. Whether you are just after a lazy day’s sightseeing, or are more interested in the chance to see the bird life, we can offer you a day tailor-made to your requirements

We usually fish for Blue Shark during the summer months but also for Porbeagle and other species. In fact during the coming season we shall be attempting to take the British Rod-Caught record for the rare and relatively unknown six-gilled shark after recent research and tip-offs have led us to its probable whereabouts. Care to be the record holder ?

The north coast of Cornwall is an angler's paradise in view of the variety of fishing available. The huge number of wrecks, inshore and offshore reefs and open ground, all combined with the Gulf Stream, make it possible to capture a large number of different and sometimes exotic species.

Dive the clear waters off Cornwall's beautiful rugged north coast at depths chosen to suit you , from Novice to Technical Diver. There are countless wrecks to visit including the famous "Train Wreck", the San Chamonde. We can also offer wonderful reef dives with an abundance of marine life or drift dives, dives with seals or even with sharks!

San Pablo III is available for charter to commercial companies for surveys, personnel changes, the supply of stores and equipment to offshore vessels, and also to the media