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.
The French cargo steamer SS Maine sank on 2 April 1914 and is known locally as the Perrier Wreck for the mineral water bottles still associated with the site.
Dive This Wreck The wreck at grid TR2872937867, off Dover, behaves like a suspect who cannot keep his story straight. The strongest named candidate for this exact grid is Helene. The…
There are places that suit a conversation before a word is spoken. Cullins Yard is one of them. Tucked beside Dover Marina in an old converted shipyard, it is a…
