Cave Diving Made Magic...!

"By being as safe as possible"

South Wales was a major player in a new industrial age which changed the world and the area that is now the Geopark played a significant role in the industrial history of the region. A key product of the area were silica bricks which were used in the copper, iron and steel industries but also exported worldwide and contributed to the industrial development of other nations.

Now they are flooded & all their beauty can be absorbed with the right training! See below

Martin Farr

Martyn is world renowned as a caver and cave diver. He is responsible for the discovery of miles of cave passage in many countries and is internationally acclaimed for his prolific writing and stunning photography.

Caving from the age of ten and discovering new caves by the age of 16, Martyn remains as passionate as ever. Age has not diminished his enthusiasm or powers of endurance. In 2005 for example he undertook the classic traverse of Nettlebed Cave, New Zealand, one of the most challenging through trips in the world. There followed a month caving, diving and exploring in the remote Nullarbor Plain of Western Australia. Many original explorations have been, and still are, achieved in Ireland and Wales, while instructional cave diving and photographic assignments are conducted on a weekly basis.

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