The best places to go wreck diving according to *Scuba Diving* magazine readers.

Divers discovered the wreckage of *The Providenz*, a 300-year-old Irish ship ran aground by a drunken crew, off the coast of Mandal, Norway.

Night diving allows you to see your favorite wreck in a whole new light — or lack thereof.

A team of four divers discovered a wreck, likely the WWII submarine the USS *Grenadier*, in the Strait of Malacca last October. The U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command is working to confirm the wreck’s identity. The *Grenadier*’s crew scuttled it after it sustained damage from an aerial bomb. The crew went on to suffer two years of starvation and torture as prisoners of war.

Vis Island, located in Croatia, is home to several lost ships and aircraft wrecks that make for epic technical dives in the Adriatic Sea.

The new wreck scuba diving site, El Dorado, offers a playground for scuba divers in Panama City Beach, Florida.

These shipwrecks in Michigan inspired the first sanctuary on the Great Lakes.

These 5 shipwrecks are now artificial reefs, drawing in animals from sharks to turtles for regular visits.

Our readers ranked the best places to scuba dive with shipwrecks, including scuba diving in Truk Lagoon, Hawaii, the Bahamas and more.