This shipwreck is on the Peter Collings dive itinerary and we have been unable to locate any information on this…
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The Bertram Rickmers was a 4,188 GRT Cargo Ship built at Norddeutsche Werfte (Yard No. 192), Bremerhaven, Germany (now known as the…
The Belina is a small steel shipwreck (either a coaster or live-aboard dive safari boat) located just of the beach of the…
Virtually nothing is known about the Barge at Bluff Point, sometimes also called the Gubal Barge. Local rumour states that it was…
Not much information available on the history of this ship. The Bakr, sometimes pronounced ‘Bahr”, was a 416 GRT survey vessel built…
The Bafra was a 210-213 GRT Gunboat of the Turkish Navy. She was built at Compagnie Schneider et. Cie., Chalon/Saone, France for…
The Bacchis was originally built as the 2,494 GRT Cargo Ship Consul Arlt built at Weser Seebeck Schiffwerft, Bremerhaven, Germany, for Preussenlinie Arlt &…
The “Aya Varvara” is actually the wreck of the “Agia Varvara”. There has always been a bit of confusion about the name of…
The Attiki began life as a 2,975 GRT Cargo ship originally named the Masashima Maru built at the Imabari Zosen shipyard, Imabari, Japan. Launched…
The Atlas was a 4,012 GRT tanker built in 1909 at Robert Craggs and Sons Limited, Middlesbrough, UK (Yard No. 229), as…