HMHS Britannic

sister ship to the legendary Titanic, Britannic was launched February 1914 from the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast. requisitioned by the British government to be used as a hospital ship in WW1, Britannic was lost near Kea Island, Greece Nov 21, 1916 when it struck a naval mine. today Britannic rests 120m/400’ below and is the largest intact passenger ship on the seafloor in the world. located by Jacques Cousteau in 1975, he described it as this:

“Diving across the Britannic wreck is like being a flea on the back of an elephant.”

what an incredible feeling being that flea!