Two Yachts, Six Divers and Ten Days on Maverick
Ten days aboard Maverick with Mutiny Diving, learning the serious side of Dover wreck diving: COLREGs, Channel VTS, diver recovery, shot work, and why yachts need watching when divers are below.
Ten days aboard Maverick with Mutiny Diving, learning the serious side of Dover wreck diving: COLREGs, Channel VTS, diver recovery, shot work, and why yachts need watching when divers are below.
On a flooding tide east of Dover, our plan seemed simple enough. We would dive an obscure mark listed in wreck databases under the uninspiring title: "Dutch Schooner." No ship name. No obvious history. Only coordinates, uncertainty and a quiet suspicion that something more might lie beneath.
Lost in April 1876 on Beacon Rock in the Red Sea, SS Dunraven has become one of the world’s most iconic wreck dives. This is her story, from launch to loss, and the remarkable afterlife that followed.
Discover the remarkable story of HMS Untiring (P59), a Royal Navy U-class submarine that saw action in WWII, served in the Greek Navy, and now rests as a dive site in the English Channel.