Sunken cities: archaeology underwater

Underwater archaeology combines diving and history in an unmatched experience.

Sunken Alexandria in Egypt

Historical earthquakes sank parts of ancient Alexandria, and today it is possible to see columns and statues from the Hellenistic era under the waters of the Mediterranean.

Yonaguni in Japan

Huge rock formations whose geometry some have described as artificial, though scientists disagree. Regardless, it is an exceptional dive site with large fish and strong currents.

Lake Michigan and hidden oceans

Thousands of wrecks in the lakes of North America and the oceans are preserved amazingly in cold water and form rare historical dive sites.

Archaeological diving: strict rules

• Do not take anything from archaeological sites
• Do not touch statues and archaeological pieces even with a glove
• Photography only for documentation, not for commercial publication without permission

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The past underwater is a trust. You are a visitor, not an owner.