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Every wreck and dive site, on one clean map.
A free, data-rich atlas of the world's dive sites and shipwrecks — accurate coordinates, depths, history, and conditions, drawn from authoritative public data and built for divers. No clutter. No paywall.
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- Indexed features
- 854
- Shipwrecks
- 2,967
- Dive sites
- 18
- Regions, 6 oceans
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Every record is a point on the map and a fully-indexed page. Pan the globe, filter wrecks from reefs, and dive into any feature.
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The most complete entries — real history, imagery, and dive data.
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Wreck
2009USNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Florida Keys, United States
44 mTechnical
100%
Wreck
1947חיים ארלוזורוב
Mediterranean, Multiple
27 mIntermediate
100%
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Wreck
2006USS Oriskany
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
65 mTechnical
100%
Wreck
1980Zenobia Shipwreck
Mediterranean, Multiple
14 mBeginner
95%
Wreck
1914Baron Gautsch
Mediterranean, Multiple
28 mIntermediate
95%
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Wreck
1962USS Amesbury(stern)
Florida Keys, United States
7 mBeginner
95%
By region
All regions →Start with a coastline
Dominant dive regions, each with its own indexed atlas of sites and wrecks.
Florida Gulf Coast
United States
Springs, ledges, and the deep artificial-reef program off the Panhandle and the west coast — including some of the world's premier cavern and cave diving.
1,259 sites 172 wrecks
South Florida (Atlantic)
United States
Palm Beach to Miami: warm Gulf Stream drift dives, the wreck-heavy reefs off Pompano and Lauderdale, and goliath grouper aggregations.
442 sites 295 wrecks
Mediterranean
Multiple
Ancient amphora wrecks, WWII casualties off Malta, and the dramatic walls of the Medes Islands and Sardinia.
445 sites 198 wrecks
Egyptian Red Sea
Egypt
World-class wreck and reef diving — the SS Thistlegorm, the Brothers, and the coral gardens of Ras Mohammed.
199 sites 35 wrecks
Southeast Asia (Coral Triangle)
Multiple
The epicenter of marine biodiversity — Raja Ampat, Komodo, Sipadan, and the muck diving of the Lembeh Strait.
185 sites 3 wrecks
Florida Keys
United States
The continental United States' coral reef, running 120 miles from Key Largo to the Dry Tortugas — shallow reefs, the wreck trek, and the spiegel-class artificial reefs.
104 sites 32 wrecks
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