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Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon: Technical Diving the Hailstone Fleet
More than 50 WWII wrecks from 3 m to 64 m, a volunteer-run chamber and a 2025 oil leak. What technical divers need to know before diving Chuuk's Hailstone fleet.
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Émergence du Ressel
A river resurgence in south-west France that has drawn cave divers for decades. Shallow galleries lead to deep shafts, and the dive can be as simple or as serious as you make it.
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Chuuk Lagoon
A Japanese fleet sunk in 1944 lies in the warm water of a Micronesian lagoon. It's one of the world's great wreck-diving destinations, and one that deserves respect.
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Scapa Flow
The German High Seas Fleet scuttled itself in this Orkney anchorage in 1919. The remaining battleships and cruisers are among the best-known cold-water wreck dives in the world.
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Mount Gambier
Clear water, limestone sinkholes and a history that shaped cave diving in Australia. South Australia's karst country is one of the world's most distinctive cave-diving regions.