I first became interested in the Burma Maru after my friend & dive buddy Dave brought it to my attention. He had gotten some marks for her after drinking whisky with a Thai captain in Koh Chang. Marks for this wreck are thin on the ground. This is due to the shortage of sounder and […]
Davy Jones Locker owner Tim recently dived an allegedly haunted wreck off the coast of Koh Lipe. Luckily he made it out of there and was able to write an article for SEA Explorers club. “An ominous name for a stunning shipwreck, also known locally as the Yong Hua. This haunted wreck sits in 45 […]
Find out what happened when DJL boss Tim organised a day out tech diving at a couple of wreck dives! The Schooner “Great to start the day with a rummage on a wreck mound! Our wreck mound of choice was a 200 tonne schooner. A 5″ deck gun fired from a beleno class submarine called the […]
The DJL Tech team have been off wreck diving the Torpedo again with fellow Koh Tao tech divers! Instructor Ed is teaching at DJL Koh Lipe for high season so Matt has written about his experience of the most recent Torpedo expedition. We have entered a period of the year when Koh Tao becomes a […]
Recently the guys from the DJL Tech Department teamed up with Roctopus Tech and Koh Tao Tech Divers. The mission was to set off from Koh Tao and explore the Torpedo Wreck. DJL Tech Instructor Ed has written an account of the journey to the wreck for SEA Explorers Club. The Torpedo Wreck At DJL […]
The Davy Jones Locker Tec team have made yet another wreck discovery north of Koh Tao. DJL owner Tim Lawrence who headed the dive team has taken time out to give us his first impressions of the dive and the wreck that was discovered. New Wreck Discovery “When I became a tech diving instructor it […]
Davy Jones Locker owner Tim recently went to Song Hong cave diving. During the trip he completed his ANDI hypoxic trimix certification on CCR with instructor Bruce Konefe. Song Hong Cave Diving with Tim and Bruce “Being an open circuit cave diver and enjoying the challenge of the deep caves of Thailand I have for […]
The HTMS Phangan was located 60 nautical miles from Koh Tao. She lies in 60 meters of clear water and you can reach the top of the wreck at 48 meters. Although The HTMS Phangan was a Royal Thai Navy vessel she was sunk in a storm, not in battle, with no loss of […]
