Steamship

The SS Sabac wreck dive takes you to a Yugoslav cargo steamer lost in thick fog after a brutal collision off Dover in 1962. She sank in less than five minutes with bauxite in her holds and 33 crew aboard.

Only five men survived. Twenty-eight died in the freezing Channel, and ten were never recovered. This is a deep Dover Strait wreck with a dark story, real history and no shortage of atmosphere.

SS Luna survived the First World War, then sank after the peace, because the Dover Strait apparently keeps its own diary of grudges. Join this SS Luna wreck dive to explore a Dutch cargo steamer lost to a mine near the Goodwin Sands in 1919, with all hands saved and a ship's bell that helped reveal her name nearly 90 years later.

SS Agnes Wyllie was a small iron steamer carrying pig iron from Middlesbrough to Caen when the Goodwin Sands took her on New Year's Day 1877. Ten of eleven crew died, one man survived, and the wreck still tells a grim Channel story with no battle, no mine and no mercy.

SS Port Dalhousie carried steel billets from Middlesbrough to Nantes, then UB-10 found her off Kentish Knock in 1916. This wreck dive follows a Canadian-operated cargo ship with early electric-drive history, a wartime cargo and a casualty record that still raises awkward questions.