Wrecks, General
1918
It’s the final year of World War One, but the destruction of shipping continues through to November. Read more...
a salute to… HMS otranto
For the USA the sinking of HMS Otranto was the worst troop-transport disaster during World War One. Read more...
Marbles lost & found
19th-century Dutch steamer the Castor was carrying crates of antiquities when it sank in the English Channel in 1894, Read more...
Nantaise Days
Prolific Turkish wreck-hunter SELCUK KOLAY tells how he identified his latest discovery in the Aegean Sea – a steamship built in Britain Read more...
The U-Boat Coast
The WW1 U-boats at Pendennis have been dived for many years, by many people. The site is probably the second most popular shore-dive in Cornwall. Read more...
Art Treasures From A Shipwreck
In 1927 the Christiaan Huygens became the largest passenger ship ever built in the Netherlands. Furnished by famed designer Read more...
Vanderbilt’s Warrior
Warrior II, sunk off Portland Bill in the English Channel, has drawn deep-divers since its discovery in the early 1980s. Read more...
Return To The Donegal Classics
A battleship, a liner and a cargo vessel, none of them less than 155m long or 64m deep, are the big three that make north-western Read more...
The Secrets Of The Sveti Pavao
Examining the seabed off Croatia, two scuba-divers discovered a well-preserved porcelain vase. Only the richest people Read more...
Dive / Bomber
US dive-teams are working around the world to find the remains of armed forces personnel missing in action from past Read more...
Views of the Volos
Lefteris Reef in Greece has become the graveyard for many ships over millennia, but few can have as intriguing a backstory Read more...
The Valentine Tanks
Unique ‘floating tanks’, relics of World War Two, can be dived from Swanage, says WILL APPLEYARD. Ideal for an early-season Read more...
