Scapa Flow 2010

By popular demand we are returning to the site of the First World War German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow.
Departing on August 21st 2010 this should be a fabulous week, in the Orkney Islands, diving the remains of the First World War German High Seas Fleet.
After the armistice seventy four ships were ordered into Scapa Flow to be interned.
In June 1919, when the main part of the British Fleet left the flow for exercises, Rear Admiral von Reuter ordered the German fleet to be scuttled.
Most have been salvaged but seven wrecks remain, alongside HMS Royal Oak and other, more modern sinkings.

We will fly from Heathrow to Kirkwall, then transfer to Stromness, where we have booked all the accommodation in a local hotel.

Diving will be from the MV Sharon Rose, a converted trawler, which is an ideal dive boat.

The cost of the trip, including flights, is £750 payable in instalments or only £515 if you arrange your own travel to a from Kirkwall.

£350 deposit on booking,
the remainder by the end of May 2010.

Book now to avoid disappointment as there are only 6 places left and these will undoubtedly will go quickly.