MV Andaman (1953)
MV Andaman was a Swedish motor vessel built in Gothenburg in 1947 and lost in thick fog off the South Goodwins in May 1953. All 38 crew survived, but the ship was gone.
MV Andaman was a Swedish motor vessel built in Gothenburg in 1947 and lost in thick fog off the South Goodwins in May 1953. All 38 crew survived, but the ship was gone.
The SS Cuvier, a steel steamship of the late Victorian era, was lost in 1900 after a collision in the busy waters of the English Channel, a victim of fog, traffic, and unforgiving navigation
An offshore wreck with no name and no confirmed history. Just structure, silence, and questions waiting to be answered.
An offshore wreck with no name and no confirmed history. Just structure, silence, and questions waiting to be answered.
SV Mindora, a British barque, was lost in 1864 after a collision at sea. A routine voyage ended in sudden disaster.
HMT Étoile Polaire was a steel trawler completed in 1915 and taken straight into Admiralty service. Less than a year later, she was lost to a mine off the South Goodwins.
SS Laristan and SV Denbighshire lie just metres apart off Dover. Two wrecks from different eras, now forming a single, fascinating dive site.
SS Loanda was lost in 1908 after a collision in thick Channel fog. A routine voyage ended in disaster off the English coast.