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In2scuba Northern Red Sea Safari on MY Blue Seas Dec 2011

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In2scuba Northern Red Sea Safari on MY Infinity November 2009!

The fantastic MY Infinity Liveaboard!

Party night on "MY Infinity", after a fantastic week of diving, relaxing and having great fun!

We swam with these dolphins at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas (Photo taken by Tom Oakden)

The breath taking "Giannis D" at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas

Glass fish inside the engine room of the "Giannis D"

The bow of the famous "SS Thistlegorm"

Nicola Griffiths diving with a turtle on a reef at "Shag Rock"

Tim Waters & Charlie Sweet ascending after a reef dive

A BSA motorbike covered in corals inside the holds of the massive "Thislegorm" wreck

A giant Moray eel wraped in the wreckage of the "Barge" during a night dive

The stern of the SS Thistlegorm, showing one of the anti-aircraft gun fitted to her

A Blue Spotted ray at "Ras Mohammed"

Some of the cargo of the "Yolanda wreck" or the "Toilet wreck" as it is know, as there are hundreds of toilets & sinks spread all over this section of Ras Mohammed

The "Carnatic" wreck at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas

BSA motorbikes laying in the back of a Leyland truck inside the holds of the "Thistlegorm"

A lone dolphin at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas (Photo taken by Tom Oakden)

Nicola Griffiths & Charlie Sweet enjoy the fantastic "Thistlegorm" wreck

A Turtle on the reef at Shag Rock

Charlie Sweet, Nicola Griffiths & Tim Waters on a safety stop after a dive on the "Dunraven"

The stern of the "Marcas" at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas

The "Kingston" wreck at Shag Rock

Nicola Griffiths on the "Barge" wreck at Bluff Point

A BSA motorbike inside hold 2 of the "Thistlegorm"

Steve & Nicola Griffiths at the stern of the "Kingston" wreck at Shag Rock

In2scuba guests & Infinity crew enjoy a "chill out" before the party night begins!

Tom Oakden (In2scuba PADI DMT) gives a dive briefing for a dive on the "Giannis D" at Sha`ab Abu Nuhas

In2scuba guests enjoy a relaxing break between dives!

Party night gets started!

A twin cabin on the My Infinity, including towels and your very own dressing gown!

Party night in full swing!

A sad time as we prepare to go home...

We had a fantastic week on MY Infinity, if you would like to join us in April & November 2010, please click here for details!

All photography taken by, Steve Griffiths (except for the dolphin & reef photos, taken by Tom Oakden) Please note: All photography on this site is covered by strict copyright laws!

In2scuba Dive Club, dived the SS Strathclyde from Dover!

Photo above, left to right: Gus Kennedy, Nick Coletta, David Clifford & Steve Griffiths

Members of the In2scuba Dive Club, dived the SS Strathclyde from Dover on Saturday 31st October 2009. The wreck was an iron steamship weighing 1951 tons and sits at 30 metres.

Scatted on the sea bed around the wreck we found champagne bottles, perfume bottles, jars of preserves (olives, gooseberries etc) Visibility on the wreck was 6 metres and water temperature was a comfortable 12 degrees!

In2scuba Farne Islands Trip October 2009!

Photo above, left to right: Bob Archer, Nick Coletta, Guy Schalom, Steve Griffiths, Tom Oakden, Thomas Kontson, Jo Price, Glenn Ralph, Michelle Sutton & Tony Head

If you would like to join us on our October 2010 Farne Island trip, please click here

All photography taken by, Steve Griffiths
Please note: All photography on this site is covered by strict copyright laws!

In2scuba Dive Trip to Swanage Dorset, September 2009!

Photo above, left to right: John.Wheatley, Steve Griffiths, Paula Young, Keith Grimes and Tom Oakden

Swanage Pier and the fantastic marine life on the "Fleur De Lys"

Keith Grimes making his way back to the surface and "Swanage Diver" about to pick us up!

John Wheatley & Paula Young enjoy a hot drink after a dive on the "Kyarra" and Keith Grimes waits to be picked up!

John Wheatley chills out on "Swanage Diver" and Keith Grimes & Tom Oakden await their next dive!

Everyone has a great time during our Swanage trip in September 2009. We dived the Betsy Anna, Caratan, Kyarra and the Fluer De Lys, all fantastic dives, between 15 - 30 metres.

If you would like to join us on our September 2012 trip to Swanage, please click here!

In2scuba Malta, Gozo & Comino dive trip June 2009!

In2scuba enjoyed a fantastic weeks diving in Malta, Gozo & Comino during June 2009! After a short two & half hour flight from Gatwick, we were on the Island of Malta!

We were transfered from the Airport to our accommodation, which was close to our Dive Centre (Dive Deep Blue) In the morning we got our dive kits sorted out, ready for our first days diving, at Cirkewwa!

Our first dive was on the Tug boat, "Rozi". She is 30 metres long and sits at 34 metres, upright on the seabed.

After the "Rozi" dive, we swam back to the reef at Marfa Point and found the "Madonna Statue" situated in a small cave. For our second dive we stayed at Cirkewwa and dived Cirkewwa Arch & Adrians Reef.

This dive site had various small caves, with swim throughs, and open reefs with sea grass covering the seabed. We had encounters with a Scorpion fish, Moray eels, Groupers, Amberjacks and Barracuda during this dive!

On day two, we dived the "Um El Faroud" a 3.147 ton tanker, measuring 110 metres in length. We spent two dives on the Faroud, as it was just enormous!

The Faroud was a great wreck for enjoying the features on the outside and also penetrating through the inside of the wreck. There are many areas to investigate inside the Faroud, but our favorite was the engine room!

On day three, we dived our favorite dive of the trip, the "Blenheim Bomber" a Second World War Bomber, operating from Malta during 1941-42. The Bristol Blenheim was attacked and shot down after leaving Luqa Airport on 13th December 1941. The wreckage sits at 42 metres, which gives you just enough bottom time to enjoy this breath taking dive!

We then went on to dive "HMS Maori" at St Elmo Bay, a Tribal Class British Destroyer sitting in 15 metres of water. The Maori weighed 1959 tons, with a length of 115 metres sunk in the Grand Harbour while moored on the 12th February 1942

The Maori was a very interesting wreck to dive, as you can dive around the wreckage or penetrate inside. There is still live ammunition on the wreckage and plenty of marine life to enjoy! Due to the shallow depth of this dive, it is a great dive for most entry level divers.

On day four we travelled over to the Island of Gozo, where we completed two dives. The first being the "Blue Hole" & "Coral Caves" and then onto the "Inland Sea" for our second dive!

The "Blue Hole" and the "Azure Window", are rated as Top Ten dives in the World, and you can see why!

The "Blue Hole" & "Inland Sea" have attractive features, even on the surface!

The "Coral Caves" are absolutely stunning, with hard corals covering the entire cave!

On day five we dived the "MV Imperial Eagle" & the "Statue of Christ", both situated next to each other at Qawra Point. The Imperial Eagle was used by the Royal & US navys, then ended her working days as a ferry between Malta & gozo until the mid 1970`s.

Our next dive was at "Comino Caves", an exciting dive offering a network of Caverns & Caves.

Outside the caves the dive guide feeds the fish. They come from everywhere and enjoy afternoon lunch!

Our last dive was on the German Patrol Boat "P29", a great wreck dive for diving on the outside and as a penetration dive. The P29 lies in 38 metres of water, weighs 360 tons and is 52 metres in length.

We enjoyed all the fantastic Wrecks & Caves Malta & Gozo had to offer, but we also enjoyed the amazing marine life that we saw too!

In2scuba had a fantastic trip and we look forward to the next one. Thanks to all at Dive Deep Blue for looking after us so well!

The In2scuba dive club & team members on this trip were, Steve Griffiths, Tim Waters, Gus Kennedy, Tom Oakden & Nick Coletta

All photography taken by, Steve Griffiths (except Tompot Blenny & Starfish photo above, this was taken by Tom Oakden) Please note: All photography on this site is covered by strict copyright laws!

Please click here, for further details of our Diving Holidays to Malta & Gozo in June 2010!

In2scuba Wreck & Drift Diving Trip to Swanage, Dorset May 2009!

Photo above, left to right: Peter (Skipper), Paula Young, Gus the "Gusmeister" Kennedy, Steve Griffiths, Tom Oakden, Paul Fassolas & Guy Schalom

In May 2009, In2scuba went off to Swanage for our regular Wreck & Drift diving long weekend.

During our four day stay, we wreck dived the Kyarra, Betsy Anna, The Fleur De Lys and Drift dived Peveril Ledges & Tanville Ledges. Everyone on the trip had a fantastic time, as the photos below will show!

Beautiful Swanage Pier & Gus Kennedy, playing holiday pranks!

Paul Fassolas diving the Famous "Kyarra" during our May 2009 trip!

A Conger Eel on the "Kyarra" & a Top Pot Blenny on the "Betsy Anna" wreck

Members of the In2scuba Dive Club, enjoying their trip to Swanage!

Paul Fassolas investigating the " Betsy Anna" wreck & a Large Lobster hideing in the wreckage

Two Tom Pot Blennys chilling out & Paul Fassolas playing peek a boo on the "Kyarra"

Gus Kennedy, Guy Schalom & Steve Griffiths on "Swanage Diver" & Paul Fassolas looking for a photo opportunity!

Steve Griffiths on the "Kyarra" & a Large Spider Crab posing for the camera!

Paul Fassolas waiting for "Swanage Diver to pick him up & "Swanage Diver fighting the rough seas!

For further details or to book on our wreck & drift diving trip to Swanage in May & September 2010, please click here!