Choosing the right operator to support your re-breather or technical diving is as important as choosing the equipment itself. You'll find here a list of operators, across a wide variety of destinations, in whom we have total confidence.

Located in the remote Republic of the Marshall Islands near Micronesia, Bikini Atoll is one of the most famous places in the world for wreck diving. You'll dive the haunting fleet of wrecks surrounded by idyllic emerald-green coral atolls, and the crystal-blue waters of the Pacific.

Solomons Master added an alluring option to its itineraries which offers a look at some of the best of the WWII wrecks in the Solomons. The yacht has a dedicated camera set-up and charging station with plenty of additional storage for all your extra lenses, strobes and batteries ... plus re-breather support.

Truk Lagoon lies on the eastern end of Micronesia and far to the south of Japan, whose WWII fleet found shelter here. An attack by the allies left the Japanese fleet in ruins and formed the basis of a wreck diving experience amongst the most stirring in the world.