Diving HMHS Britannic Without A Golden Ticket

Brett Eldridge goes into detail about the history of this famous vessel and the diving expeditions that have been done at HMHS Britannic. He also explains how to start planning to dive this wreck as it local laws have changed and commercial operations have begun offering trips to the Britannic.
Filmed onboard a Dirty Dozen Expedition in Solomon Islands.
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Brett Eldridge is a technical wreck diver and award winning underwater photographer based in Southern California. He publishes his wreck dives, trip reports, new wreck discoveries, photographs, and photogrammetry models at wreckedinmyrevo.com and can be found on Instagram @secondelementdiving. More information about their trip to the Britannic can be found on his website.

[@cliveodriscoll2116]

Thank You very much, so much details and very informative - My Dream Dive

[@destry5250]

¡BELLISSIMO! ¡BRAVO!

[@breakerwave31]

What a great adventure! Thank you for taking the time to share it. 💪

[@dirtydozenexpeditions]

Thanks for your hearfelt comment!

[@hershshah9215]

Bucket list dive right here!

[@rednissan001]

Same I’d love to do it

[@kevinkevin-ug9po]

Why have they not gone onto the staircases or larger rooms ?

[@rednissan001]

@@kevinkevin-ug9po different permits needed plus I’d say the danger of a penetration dive at that depth is a big deal. Get lost at that depth is a major issue.

[@Mrveescuba]

@@rednissan001 They did penetrate for 1st time this year.and its a trip going this year and next year and the year after! which is cost 8.000 euro including other popular wrecks as well..The only guied in Greece for the bittanic happens to be my instructor and good friend of mine

[@ed-venture7963]

I believe what you said about the disobeying of the orders in reference to the life boats to be incorrect. The captain dithered trying to figure out how to save it by beaching it involving course changes. This allowed the bow to flood more lifting the props out of the water and when the boats launched the 2 got swept back into the props. I believe this to be the case, happy to be corrected if you know different.

[@shaunmcclory8117]

Watched another dive from 03 and the visibility was much worse