Andrea Doria

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Bobby F:
Yes I have been on it a few times but I don't think anyone has current deck plans since they have started to collapse. Sorry could not resist ;)
Ya I know she starting to brake down. I would like to know what has become impassable. what decks are you still able to get into safley. Also, how fast she is brakeinging down.
 
wow that guy does alot of dive trips
 
oops . i guess i didnt pay any attention to anything other than the pics...
wow she does alot of trips
 
cbsaw:
Also check with Dbg40, he has also hit deck on the Doria..

Anyone know if dive boat Seeker is still doing The Andrea Doria can't get the web page any more!
 
On the web log page entitled Shipwrecks for 7/25 is an article on the current condition of the Andrea Doria. The link for this site is http://shipwreck.blogs.com . This corporation has over 120 dives to the wrecksite, has contributed to over 20 television documentaries on the Doria, four Doria books and owns three museum exhibits loaded with items from the Andrea Doria (the largest collection of Andrea Doria items in the world). The parent corporation's website can be found at www.nauticalresearch.com and has plenty of underwater and land-based pictures of the Andrea Doria. Additional information on the Andrea Doria can be found at their survivor's webpage at www.andreadoria.org and it does contain full deck plans of the ship. Best of luck with your diving - but be safe! The Doria cuts you a lot of slack---just enough to hang you with!
 
DeepWreckDiver:
On the web log page entitled Shipwrecks for 7/25 is an article on the current condition of the Andrea Doria. The link for this site is http://shipwreck.blogs.com . This corporation has over 120 dives to the wrecksite, has contributed to over 20 television documentaries on the Doria, four Doria books and owns three museum exhibits loaded with items from the Andrea Doria (the largest collection of Andrea Doria items in the world). The parent corporation's website can be found at www.nauticalresearch.com and has plenty of underwater and land-based pictures of the Andrea Doria. Additional information on the Andrea Doria can be found at their survivor's webpage at www.andreadoria.org and it does contain full deck plans of the ship. Best of luck with your diving - but be safe! The Doria cuts you a lot of slack---just enough to hang you with!
Its my goa to diver her in 2 to 3 years, and I want to know if it will be worth it. you know what I mean? Not that it realy matters becouse it is such a romantic draw at this point I would be happy with a touch and go dive on her.
 

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