scootermp

does anyone know of any good wreck dives, any WWll fighters or other interesting things, any info would be great, thanx

MgicTwnger

It's impossible to give any suggestions without knowing where you are and where you intend to dive.

BTW...welcome to Diving Talk!

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scootermp

i have no limits, i'm able to go anywhere, guam and micronesia looks cool!!!!

Ally

Welcome to the family

We have an entire section devoted to wreck diving....

http://www.divingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=193

Perhaps that might give you the ideas that you are after as to where to dive for the best wrecks

dalehall

Welcome to Diving Talk. If there are no limits, then head over to Truk Lagoon. The biggest assortment of WWII wrecks in the world.

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Smudger

Hi I'm hoping to dive the USS Liberty In the summer. It's listed as one of the worlds best 100 dives. Their may be other wrecks in the area.

Have a look at These

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeR-UcIGOiw&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0grabtkptDA

http://www.scubatravel.co.uk/topdiveslong.html


If you don't mind colder waters have a look at Scapa Flow in the UK


Ian

MgicTwnger

Ian,

What is your level of training and experience?

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Smudger

I Have a PADI advanced certificate with about 40 Dives Mostly in the UK with some in the Med.

MgicTwnger

You might want to consider wreck and deep diver training for this kind of stuff.

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Smudger

I did The deep and wreck modules for my advanced but the deepest wreck I've been on at the moment is the Eston in the North Sea at about 27 metres