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Unbelievable underwater adventures
msn.com May 9, 2008
It was almost a century ago, on a cold and starry April night in the north Atlantic, that the unthinkable occurred: A giant iceberg tore through the underbelly of the RMS Titanic, sending the “unsinkable” ship to a frosty grave, and claiming the lives of nearly 1,500 passengers onboard. For more...
Top shipwreck dives
msn.com May 9, 2008
Fortunately, most of the world’s great shipwrecks aren’t buried two miles beneath the surface. Many can be reached with little more than a good dive boat and a tank of Nitrox. There are thousands of wrecks that are easily accessible to recreational divers.
Top ship wreck dives
msn.com May 9, 2008
Fortunately, most of the world’s great shipwrecks aren’t buried two miles beneath the surface. Many can be reached with little more than a good dive boat and a tank of Nitrox, including the World War II graveyards of the Pacific and the haunting remains of Spanish galleons in the Caribbean. There...
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