The news is full of future travel plans and I get the feeling many of you are pretty excited.

Yesterday we filled the last space for Bikini 2021 so the season is officially SOLD OUT!

Don’t worry, there is plenty of opportunity to explore Bikini and our other cool destinations: Truk Lagoon, Galapagos and Chernobyl.

Bikini is one of the most remote diving destinations in the world,  it sits quietly just north of the equator in the Pacific Ocean (halfway between Hawaii and Australia). Although it is almost completely lacking in infrastructure we have devised the best way for you to explore this world class wreck site and even though it takes a while to get there, diving on the nuclear ghost fleet more than makes up for any lengthy journey.

Check out our updated expedition calendar below that runs until 2025. We can offer small deposits, flexible payment terms and friendly booking conditions on all our trips to get your down and dirty with some of the most infamous wrecks on the planet.

Interested in joining us, get in touch here…

Not quite as off the beaten track as Bikini Atoll, there is a shop on land that sells a variety of spam and some booze, but it is still quite a long way away is Truk Lagoon. A diver’s paradise and surprisingly for some, this wreck yard that is strewn across the seabed is super accessible to recreational and technical divers alike.  

We have our first recreational expedition coming up with Special Guest Andy Torbet in March 2021, as well as a bunch of specialized technical expeditions which are the essence of DDE. See the dates on the calendar below.

Fancy exploring this beautiful playground sometime?  Register your interest now, here!

I don’t think I need to introduce this wonderland, it’s heavenly reputation almost certainly precedes it.  Diving in the Galapagos is rewarding but occasionally demanding, even for very experienced divers. To make sure you enjoy your trip, it’s good if you have some experience with strong currents. 

Join us on our very exclusive and rare CCR ONLY itineraries as well as a mixed CCR/OC expeditions in 2021/2022.

Wanna join us?  Register your interest now, here!

Last but not least. Less remote and a bit closer to home but no less wild, we are now scheduling trips to Chernobyl.   

There is no argument that this one of the world’s biggest technogenic radioactive source, so how can it be safe to explore?  The average radiation exposure each day in the Zone is the same as a regular aeroplane flight, about 2 μSv (or 200 μR in micro Roentgens).  That is much less than when you have an X-ray!

The Zone is not an amusement park, it is a place for gathering knowledge and our guides (explorers, scientists and previous Pripyat residents) will lead us down a route with the least exposure.

Register here and explore more on the Chernobyl section of our website which is an exciting resource full of information and the details of the trip.

Interested? Send us an inquiry now for any of the expeditions you want before we fill up, and don’t forget if you feel lonely, we are here to chat Dirty.