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Many of you have been asking for the 100 year anniversary 2019 for some time now, well we have now decided to open the diary for 2019, as yet we haven't taken any bookings for 100th year anniversary,

Well that's the end of another great diving season in Scapa Flow and Shetland and we're all tied up now in our winter berth. Many thanks to all our customers new and old for giving us such a great year and we're already looking forward to the 2018 diving season ahead.

100 years today since the first ever aircraft landed on a moving Royal Navy ship, a poignant and historic moment took place in Scapa Flow this morning, Wednesday, when a Royal Navy helicopter landed on the deck of the brand new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth.

This year we were in Shetland for a few weeks over the July period refine great weather good company it was an enjoyable we few weeks one of our customers kindly gave us a review of Shetland

In March we headed down to Fraserburgh for our annual refit.. With her red shiny hull and white casing painted in the whitest of white ready for a great season ahead. With a full spring clean top to bottom M.V.Invincible is now looking the best she has ever looked.

This year we have had a lot of reports from our divers on-board that Scapa Flow is thriving with wild life from Lobsters to Crabs to Pollock and Cod, there seems to be a lot more down there compared to 10 years ago. This trend has been happening over the last few years and every year the wildlife seems to be growing from strength to strength.

Last month saw the MV Invincible diving around the Shetland Isles with great visibility, diving, sea food and with a great bunch of divers onboard.  This year has been one of the best years ever up in Shetland and this is what we got up to.

This month sees the MV Invincible heading north for a few weeks to dive around Shetland. With exceptional underwater visibility, this makes Shetland perfect for underwater photography and videography with some of the most spectacular views of the islands being below the waves - submerged cliffs, stacks and caves of long-drowned shorelines, wildlife and of course wrecks.

Come and Dive the German survivors of the battle on Jutland right here in Scapa Flow where you can dive the S.M.S. Markgarf, S.M.S. Konig, S.M.S. Kronprinz Wilhelm, S.M.S. Seydlitz and many others

Last month we headed down to Fraserburgh for our latest refit. With her red shiny hull and white casing painted in the whitest of white, brand new shiny anodes and after a full spring clean top to bottom, the MV Invincible is looking the best shes ever looked. She is all ready for the start of the new 2016 Scapa diving season.