Tours of the Titanic wreck as early as May 2021.

Already in May 2021 every lover of history hidden in the depths will be able to go on a trip to the wreck of the legendary liner RMS Titanic. Well, anyone who can afford to buy a ticket, the price of which is expected to be “only” 125 thousand USD. Such an unusual attraction will

ByMarcin Pawełczyk

Published: November 14, 2020 - 09:00

Updated: July 22, 2023 - 21:33

Tours of the Titanic wreck as early as May 2021.

Already in May 2021 every lover of history hidden in the depths will be able to go on a trip to the wreck of the legendary liner RMS Titanic. Well, anyone who can afford to buy a ticket, the price of which is expected to be “only” 125 thousand USD.

Such an unusual attraction will be on offer from OceanGate Expeditions. And I am sure that there will be quite a lot of people willing to go to the wreck of the ship, which sank in 1912 as a result of a collision with an iceberg during the maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.

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The optimism of the organisers (certainly backed up by solid market research), who are planning to organise six such tours, to be held between May and September, should come as no surprise. What’s more, we know from the information available that 36 tickets have already been sold to date!

We have to admit that this is quite a good result, especially if we consider that each flight can take nine passengers. You don’t have to be a maths whizz to quickly work out that there are only 18 tickets left on sale.

Included in the ticket price, each passenger will receive a private cabin during the eight-day voyage from Canada, and will also have the opportunity to operate a five-person underwater vehicle during the 90-minute descent to the wreck. Each dive will last between six and eight hours, with three hours dedicated to exploring the wreck itself.

It is worth mentioning that OceanGate Expeditions has already rescheduled its planned excursions several times, offering its cruises first in 2018 before being rescheduled for 2019 and then for 2021.

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Marcin Pawełczyk

Marcin’s journey with diving has been an adventure. Starting as a recreational diver, he soon found himself drawn to the fascinating stories and mysteries of Baltic wrecks. After gaining experience, Marcin decided to go beyond just leisurely exploration and took his training up a notch by completing the TMX course, allowing him to explore even deeper and uncover the secrets of inaccessible places. His next challenge has been cave diving, where he is honing his skills to become a certified diver. Not content to simply take in the breathtaking beauty of underwater life, Marcin has also embraced underwater photography since 2018, capturing stunning shots that bring these worlds alive for those who are unable to experience them first-hand. Marcin’s passion for the underwater has taken him far and is sure to continue doing so as he dives into new depths and captures breathtaking images.