In the past two years Innes McCartney has been on four expeditions to the North Sea, diving the shipwrecks of the Battle of Jutland. During the course of his explorations many new discoveries have been made, shedding light on the battle itself and th...

This month we’ve revamped Real Guide adding a list of top dives and a wealth of information and useful tips

Of the dozen or so wrecks from the Battle of Jutland, the wreck of the Invincible is the most spectacular and the most awe-inspiring.

To carry out five deep wreck dives to 70m, involving 20 trimix divers, is something of a challenge. Doing it across the shipping lanes of the English Channel is nothing short of a miracle, as Garry Lockwood explains. Photographs by Guy Middleton

Diving on the wreck of the Steuben was cold, deep and oppressive, but for one diver it was a chance to touch the ship’s soul. DIVE meets the man in question, Christoph Gerigk

The wreck of the Jura in Switzerland’s Lake Constance is a rare example of an intact wooden shipwreck of appreciable age. But its continued preservation is very much in the hands of divers Words and photographs by Jerome Konen...

Age, training and legal battles couldn’t stop 76-year-old American Gregg Bemis from diving the Lusitania 35 years after buying the wreck. But was it worth it?...

On the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings, we focus onthe wrecks left along the Normany coastline. They are darkand shrouded in poor visibility, but these unique photographsreveal their full glory. Words and pictures Claude Rives. ...

The wrecks of Norway might not be set in the warm seas of their southern counterparts, but they have an attraction all of their own.

In the balmy Mediterranean waters off the South of France lies one of the most successful Allied submarines of the Second World War. Once the scourge of the German Fleet, today the Rubis remains a success, but now as an underwater attraction for thou...

The excellent visibility around the northwest coast of ireland makes deep wreck diving extra special. Untouched wrecks in 40 to 70m of clear water – ideal for a trimix expedition. Rich Stevenson picks four of his favourite dives

Wreck divers are finding blue water and 20mm guns in the wreck-littered waters off Croatia....

On 1 May 1940 Dronning Maud was transporting a medical unit to the front at Narvik when she was attacked by German seaplanes

Chance conspired against the ship of the Liban, but it has left divers with the opportunity to see a stunning wreck in relatively shallow water....

The Black Sea may not be on every diver’s wishlist, but its unpredictable waters host some of the planet’s most resilient creatures, and some hauntingly beautiful seascapes.

Mystery surrounds the sinking of the Elise on 10 January 1942.

The freshwater lakes and rivers of central Europe offer a diving experience unlike any other. Swiss photojournalist Franco Banfi takes us on a guided tour of his favourites ...