Guz Tech 2026
Mutiny Diving will be at Guz.tech 2026 in Plymouth on 28 November 2026, joining the UK’s technical diving community for a day of wreck exploration, discovery, and proper diving chat. Come and find us there.
Mutiny Diving will be at Guz.tech 2026 in Plymouth on 28 November 2026, joining the UK’s technical diving community for a day of wreck exploration, discovery, and proper diving chat. Come and find us there.
For divers, Loanda is one of those wrecks that rewards curiosity as much as good buoyancy. She lies upright in roughly 17 to 23 metres, standing several metres proud, with exposed engine remains, an intact propeller, and a cargo story worthy of a Victorian dockside whisper. Reports mention gin and champagne bottles, clay pipes, perfume bottles, trading beads, and the persistent tale of newly minted shillings, although the shilling story is not supported by the manifest. It’s shallow, atmospheric, artifact-rich and very much a slack-water dive, the kind of Dover wreck where every broken bottle and clay pipe feels like it has been waiting 116 years to be noticed.
Swap the drysuit for a Christmas jumper and join the Mutiny crew at Cullins Yard on Friday 4th December 2026 at 7:00pm! Enjoy a three course Christmas dinner, a few drinks and the coveted Spidge Award. £34.95 for the meal plus a £20 drinks whip, cash only on the day. Christmas jumpers mandatory! Text Chris on 07821 827946 with your attendance and chosen courses.
Join Mutiny Diving to explore SS Strathclyde, the Victorian passenger and cargo steamer lost off Dover in 1876. Lying in around 30 metres, this historic wreck tells a tragic story of collision, a voyage to India cut short and a disaster that helped change British law.
Explore SS The Queen with Mutiny Diving off Dover. This pioneering Channel ferry became a troop transport before German torpedo boats sank her during the First Battle of the Dover Strait in October 1916. Discover the story behind her final crossing and the wreck beneath the Channel.
Join us for a memorial dive out of Dover to remember our friend and fellow diver, Louis Challenor. We’ll scatter his ashes at sea in accordance with his wishes, then gather at Cullins for a few pints, shared stories and a good send-off.
Lost in February 1980 with five men aboard, the former pirate radio tender Hosanna remained missing for 46 years. Identified by Mutiny Diving in September 2026, she now offers experienced divers a fascinating wreck dive at 47–52 metres in the Dover Strait. Explore the wreck and the mystery behind her disappearance.
Lost in February 1980 with five men aboard, the former pirate radio tender Hosanna remained missing for 46 years. Identified by Mutiny Diving in September 2026, she now offers experienced divers a fascinating wreck dive at 47–52 metres in the Dover Strait. Explore the wreck and the mystery behind her disappearance.