Oceania Wreck diving Liveaboard
The best wreck diving destinations
Want to explore multiple impressive wrecks during one dive trip? These six destinations offer historic ships, clear waters and unforgettable...
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Read more EWDR offers several wreck diving vacations, ranging from locations where no special certification is required because you don’t enter the wreck, to special dive trips to challenging wrecks that require more advanced certification.
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Want to explore multiple impressive wrecks during one dive trip? These six destinations offer historic ships, clear waters and unforgettable...
The Pacific Ocean is full of Japanese World War II shipwrecks, perfect for adventurous wreck divers. This blog takes you...
Bikini Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands is one of the world’s most iconic wreck diving destinations. Board...
Explore the legendary Ghost Fleet of Truk Lagoon, where historic WWII wrecks and colorful coral converge. Dive into a unique...
Sail aboard M/Y Blue Storms one of the most iconic routes on the Red Sea: Brothers, Daedalus & Elphinstone. This...
The northern Red Sea offers a great variety between colorful reefs full of life and some of Egypt’s most iconic...
In October 2027, we take you to Palau, one of the most impressive diving destinations in the world, located in...
Taking a diving trip in December? Read about our favorite destinations here – and why these are special destinations.
Experience a unique diving vacation to Palau, follow the bumphead (humphead) parrotfish route and witness the extraordinary spawning phenomenon.
Dozens of ships and hundreds of planes. On the bottom! Do you love wreck diving? Then you have to go...







