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Formally now known as Chuuk. This is the best place for shipwrecks anywhere! All sunk during Operation Hailstorm in WW2. The wrecks vary in depth, with the shallow ones covered in beautiful coral. Most wrecks here are in good condition, with penetration to the insides good, the ravages of time are beginning to be felt now.

Lanzarote

Lanzarote is not known for its wreck sites, this is more of a scenic destination with a few purpose sunk wrecks for divers. Lanzarote is not known for its wreck sites, this is more of a scenic destination with a few purpose sunk wrecks for divers.

Maldives

Known for its superb scenic and sea life diving, there are a few wrecks spread across the islands, mostly purpose sunk, but there are a few big fishing vessels from the Tuna bonanza

Red Sea Wrecks

The Red Sea has a wealth of wrecks; from natural causes to those sunk during war. The most well-known is the Thistlegorm that was sunk during WW2, unfortunately now suffering from the number of divers now visiting her.

Truk Lagoon

Formally now known as Chuuk. This is the best place for shipwrecks anywhere! All sunk during Operation Hailstorm in WW2. The wrecks vary in depth, with the shallow ones covered in beautiful coral. Most wrecks here are in good condition, with penetration to the insides good, the ravages of time are beginning to be felt now.

Truk Lagoon 2

Formally now known as Chuuk. This is the best place for shipwrecks anywhere! All sunk during Operation Hailstorm in WW2. The wrecks vary in depth, with the shallow ones covered in beautiful coral. Most wrecks here are in good condition, with penetration to the insides good, the ravages of time are beginning to be felt now.

Truk Lagoon 3

Formally now known as Chuuk. This is the best place for shipwrecks anywhere! All sunk during Operation Hailstorm in WW2. The wrecks vary in depth, with the shallow ones covered in beautiful coral. Most wrecks here are in good condition, with penetration to the insides good, the ravages of time are beginning to be felt now.