Maria Delle Vittorie and Vincenzo Florio

Diving Gelibolu

Depth

7 Meter
Diving Gelibolu

Type

Passenger / Cargo Ship
Diving Gelibolu

Dimension

110x12 Meter
Diving Gelibolu

Location

Tekke Bay

History

History:

During the Italo-Turkish War between Italy and the Ottoman Empire, the vessel was tasked with transporting Italian troops to Tripoli. In 1915, it was purchased by the British Admiralty and sent to Gallipoli. This Italian-flagged steam cargo and passenger ship undertook its final mission on behalf of Britain at Gallipoli during World War I. Built in Govan by Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd. and weighing 2,817 gross tons, the ship was deliberately sunk in 1915 atTekke Bay to be used as a floating pier.

Diving Equipment Information

The equipment used for diving includes standard scuba gear. A 3–5 mm wetsuit is suitable between April and October, while a 7 mm neoprene wetsuit, a semi-dry suit, or a dry suit is worn between November and March.

Footage from the Shipwreck

Video List

Diving Points

3D Photogrammetry

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