Wreck Diving

About

Wreck diving is a form of recreational diving that involves exploring underwater wrecks, such as sunken ships, aircraft, and other structures. This activity offers a unique diving experience, combining elements of history, adventure, and ecological exploration. Wrecks often become artificial reefs, attracting diverse marine life and providing a habitat for various species. Divers can explore these sites to discover historical artifacts, learn about maritime history, and experience the thrill of underwater exploration. The experience of wreck diving can vary significantly depending on the type of dive. Non-penetration dives allow divers to observe wrecks from the outside, while limited penetration involves entering areas with visible exits. Full penetration dives are the most challenging, requiring advanced training and equipment to navigate through dark, confined spaces. Safety is paramount, with divers needing proper training, equipment, and planning to ensure a successful and enjoyable experience.