The Middle East offer some of the world’s best diving. With visibility that range from not great to amazing and wrecks shallow enough for entry level divers and others more suited for advanced divers, there really is something for everyone. 1. Thistlegorm,…
Wreck diving always have this wonderful mixture of history, mysticism and eeriness as they rise up from the ocean floor. Wreck diving in the Caribbean does not fail to impress. Each wreck has a truly unique story from the vessel confiscated for…
Wreck diving is an activity filled with adventure and adrenaline. It can feel surreal, floating through coral covered spaces which once buoyed human life on top of the ocean. These spaces are often eerie and mysterious, sometimes dark and gloomy, always fascinating to explore.
With more than 2500 shipwrecks having occurred along the coast of South Africa since 1500, and Cape Town sometimes being referred to as ‘The Graveyard of Ships’ – Southern Africa offer wreck diving opportunities in abundance. Here is a list of the…
Combining history with modern technology, wreck diving offer divers the opportunity to explore the past in settings that are equally eerie and awe-inspiring. While most wrecks offer much to see from the outside, penetration often beckons to divers, enticing them to explore…
Over the past two and a half years I have lived in 4 different countries, with my shortest stay 3 weeks and my longest a year and a half. I have recently come to see myself as a kind of ‘citizen of…