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How to dive the wrecks:


Leading British Technical Diver, Jack Ingle, leads expeditions to these wrecks during the summer months when the weather is optimum, contact: Jack Ingle Technical Diving (www.jackingle.co.uk).


Water temperature is typically 60 to 65°F (16-18°C) above the thermocline at 100 feet (30m) during the summer months, dropping several degrees once below the thermocline.


Diving conditions:


Depth range of the offshore wrecks is 205-235 feet (62-72m), requiring Advanced Trimix certification. The wreck of the Laurentic lies at a maximum of 130 feet (40m).


Green-hued water reveals a deck gun looming over the broken hull plates and decking of the Laurentic


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