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The RMS Athens ( 1865 ):

This Union Company iron steam barque, wrecked right at Mouille Point on the 17th of May 1865 after a heavy night at sea caused her boiler fires to extinguish. Al 30 crew members drowned. Although nothing is really left of her, it still makes out to be a very interesting dive. She lies right on top of the Piscataqua ( 1865 ). The see life hasn't really grown on it as there is quite a bit of surge, but still loads of old whiskey and medicine bottles can be seen scattered around.

Max Depth    8 meters
Shore Dive
 
The MV Daeyeng Family PDF Print E-mail
The MV Daeyeng Family ( 1986 ):

On the 30th of March 1986, this Korean ore- carrier dragged her anchors whilst being on a voyage from Brazil to Korea and went on to the reef near Robin Island. She was pretty much fully intact, that was until the great gale of 1994 which basically left her in half. Still, this is probably one of the most amazing wreck dives, not only of the location but also the sheer size! With the deck starting on only 15 meters allot of time can be spent exploring, yet it will take almost 4 dives just to cover the top part. The wreck is only reccommended for very experienced divers and only in perfect conditions as she is known to have a 7 knot current through her hull.

Max Depth    25meters
Boat dive
 
What to bring on safari PDF Print E-mail
WHAT TO BRING

Binoculars    
Torch & Batteries
Waterproof Sun Screen & Hat    
Insect Repellent
Comfortable Walking Shoes    
Rain Coat  (if travelling in rainy season)
Anti malaria Medication    
Camera and films
Personal First Aid Kit    
Sunglasses
Roll of Toilet Paper    
Long sleeve t-shirts.
Costumes.
Shorts.
Trousers / denim jeans.
After sun cream.
Waterproof jacket or windbreaker.
Warm clothing for nights and mornings.
Dark coloured clothing for game walks
Seasickness pills.
Personal items such as toiletries
Bathing towels.
Dive computer.
 
What boats do we use to launch? PDF Print E-mail
What boats do we use to launch?

The diving is done from modified semi rigid dive boats. All have been set up with a rigid hull to carry scaba equipment. Refer - for more information. What is the accomodation like in Mozambique?We will be using safari tents with stretcher beds and matresses.What safety precautions are in place?All operaters used have been chosen for their professionalisn and safety. We at Pro Seafaris will also carry added oxygen on the tours that go to Mozambique and our divers/guides are all cerified by DAN to provide oxygen. DAN headquarters in South Africa will also have our itinerary when in Mozambique to reduce any delays should assistance be required. What visas will we need?Consult with your travel agency or embassy.
 
Am I able to bring my own dive equipment? PDF Print E-mail
Am I able to bring my own dive equipment?

Arrangements can be made on most international flights for this. For transfer flights they are quite strict on weight, generally it is allowed with a fee per kilo over however try to stay close to the limit.
 
What equipment must I bring? PDF Print E-mail
What equipment must I bring?

All diving equipment is included. You will only need to pack your personal items, remembering to refer to the weight restrictions for both your international flights and any transfer flights once you are here.
 
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