Whispers of the Abyss: Wreck Diving
Sunken ships are time capsules, preserving moments of maritime history in the silent embrace of the ocean. At Easyhomeworth LTD, we specialise in guided expeditions to these underwater museums, blending thrilling adventure with profound historical discovery.
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The Jura is considered by divers to be the most famous freshwater wreck in Europe. It lies at approximately 38 metres depth in Lake Constance, depending on the water level.
The Jura was a smooth-deck paddle steamer built of wood that sank in 1864 after a collision with the "Stadt Zürich". This is perhaps the dive site that you must dive at least once in Lake Constance.
Our expeditions offer you the opportunity to explore this historic wreck with experienced guides who know every detail of the site. The wreck is home to diverse freshwater marine life and offers excellent visibility conditions for advanced divers.
Dive Type
Wreck, Lake, Freshwater
Depth
30‑40 metres
Entry
Boat
Visibility
10‑20 metres
Recommended Equipment
- Dry suit
- Hood and gloves
- Dive computer
- Dive light
- Surface marker buoy
- Reel
Recommended Training
Deep Diver, PADI Dry Suit Diver, Tec 40/45/50 (or BSAC equivalent)
Beyond the Surface
Wreck diving requires specialised skills. Our instructors are PADI‑certified technical divers with thousands of logged hours. We provide state‑of‑the‑art rebreathers, redundant gas supplies, and comprehensive pre‑dive briefings to ensure your safety while you uncover the secrets of the deep.
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Echoes from the Deep
"Diving the Thistlegorm with Easyhomeworth LTD was a life‑changing experience. The guides knew every corridor and cargo hold."
Oliver Davies, Bristol
"The attention to safety and historical context made the Zenobia dive unforgettable. Truly professional."