Wreck diving in the Black Sea. Crimea. Ukraine.

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We are glad to offer you diving in the Black Sea, Crimea, Ukraine Crimea as a place on the globe | blackseaexplorers

This year we continue our annual photo project - Deep Black Sea.
You can be a part of Black Sea diving history and become a member of our deep wrecks of the Black Sea photo project.
Deep dives start in July and continue till October 2013. We welcome all divers interested and capable of

What we have to show you:

Russian Submarine “Gagara” WWI (1919)
Bottom depth 60 meters.
Elevation 3 mеters.

Russian Submarine "Skat" WWI (1919)
Bottom depth 65 meters.
Elevation 3 mеters.

Russian Submarine “Kashalot” WWI (1919)
Bottom depth 72 meters.
Elevation 4 meters.

Russian Submarine “Narval” WWI (1919)
Bottom depth 78 meters.
Elevation 4 meters.

Russian Destroyer "Zhivuchii" WWI
2 parts, bow and stern. Bottom depth 65 meters.
Elevation 4-5 meters.

English Sailing vessel "AGNES BLAIKIE" (1856)
Bottom depth 84 meters.
Elevation 7 meters.

Russian Steamship "Ignaty Prokhorov" WWI (1914)
Bottom depth 96 meters.
Elevation 8 meters.

Germany Transport "Totila" WWII
Bottom depth 96 meters.
Elevation 14 meters.

Russian Tanker "Makavey" WWI (1914)
Bottom depth 106 meters.
Elevation 8 meters.


For more information - About diving in Crimea | blackseaexplorers

 

[sors]

I am very interested for wreck diving in Crimea, is an old dream. I hope to get next summer.

 

[tamas970]

Pretty tough ones, "Bottom depth 106 meters. ..."