Gallipoli Wreck Diving 2027

Gallipoli Wreck Diving 2027 We are teaming up with Gallipoli Wreck Diving Centre to offer one epic trip to the Gallipolli wrecks. With the nature reserve of protected wrecks newly opened up, we are among the first UK trip to venture over and see some amazing second world war wrecks. For the technical diver, Gallipoli offers a unique intersection of profound history and challenging deep-water exploration. The Dardanelles Strait is the final resting place for a fleet of genuine WW1 wrecks, many lying at depths that demand advanced training and meticulous planning. Our expeditions are specifically designed for certified tech divers, providing the logistical support required for extended bottom times and planned decompressions. This allows for unparalleled opportunities to properly explore these silent, historic monuments, a true privilege for any serious wreck diving enthusiast. The unique location of these historic sites offers rewarding deep dives for certified and experienced divers. While the currents and visibility can create challenging conditions, our meticulous planning and infrastructure ensure a secure experience. To provide a safe and reliable point of reference for every descent and ascent, all wrecks are marked with stationary buoys and chain. To enhance your exploration of these vast wrecks, we proudly offer scooter diving (DPV) tours. We are a full-service technical diving facility where all equipment is provided to the highest standards, ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable dive. Our support extends to all forms of diving, with full gas blending facilities and rental equipment for both CCR and OC diving available, catering to every technical diver’s needs. Whats Included 7 Nights Bed and Breackfast accommodation in a beach front hotel 5 Days diving Sofnolime Oxygen Return Airport transfers ( 3.5 hours each way) 3L cylinders for CCR Daily transfers between your hotel and the dive centre. Lunch and soft beverages during dive boat trips. centre Not included Bailout cylinders ( so we just hire the cylinders with pre-filled gases and only pay for Gas used) 10 euro per cylinder per day Flights to Istanbul Helium - Currently 0.15 cents per L - Trimix diluent CCR bottle (up to 5L, up to 50% Helium) 30 Euro DPV Hire - 50 euro per day Food Any tips/Gratuities Dates June 11th to 18th Price £3350 Dive sites we can visit Technical Dive Sites 45m to 85m For experienced divers, these deeper wrecks offer breathtaking underwater exploration with a strong historical significance. Midilli / SMS Breslau (73m): A German battlecruiser that sank after hitting mines in 1918, one of the most iconic technical dive sites in Gallipoli. S.S. Carthage (85m): A French passenger ship turned into war transport, sunk during WWI. HMS Triumph (73m): A British battleship sunk during World War I in 1915, offering a fascinating site for experienced technical divers. Unidentified Minesweeper (58m): This vessel was likely built as a fishing boat and later converted into a minesweeper and served in the region during World War I. The identity of this ship remains unknown to this day. HMS Hythe (73m): A troop transport ship tragically lost in 1915, lying at depth with an incredible story to tell. Atılay Submarine (72m): A Turkish submarine, that hit a mine from World War I and sank with its 39 soldiers in 1942. Captain Frangos (46m): Collided with a Greek-flagged ship named Dimos and sank into the waters of the Dardanelles Strait in 1968. It will require a £1000 deposit followed by two further payments in October and February. Upon reciept of the deposit i shall send you confirmation and how the balance break down will be. Get in touch today to secure your space!! EMAIL NOW