Welcome
Max Gleeson is recognised as one of Australia’s most experienced wreck divers and authorities on NSW, SS Yongala and Truk Lagoon shipwrecks. His interest in diving began with spearfishing in the mid 1960’s. Max is a multi-award winning underwater photographer, his awards include the prestigious Australasian Underwater Photographer of the Year award.
Over many years Max has given numerous presentations promoting Maritime History to various groups such as Dive Clubs, Historical Societies, National Maritime Museum and Oztek Conferences.
Max continues to research and dive wrecks in Australia and overseas, the which are now being shown on his new YouTube channel…@shipwrecksoftheworld878. If you have plans to dive sites like Chuuk Lagoon, Yongala shipwreck or getting into tech diving and keen to dive the NSW shipwrecks, the site is a must. Have a look in the Books area of the website to learn more about the current and upcoming titles.
To order Max's books or USB Sticks, send Max an email via the Contact page. If you are having trouble with the email page, send an email directly to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The NSW Wrecks Series - New Release! |
Shipwrecks of Truk Lagoon - New Release! |
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| At 2 hours 42 minutes, this is the definitive underwater wreck series on NSW wrecks, covering 14 of NSW best known wrecks. | Shipwrecks of Truk Lagoon documentaries showcases 40 shipwrecks and airplane wrecks. A number of the wrecks are arguably the best the area has to offer. No other documentary has come close to showcasing such a large number of these historical wrecks. |
Wreck of the SS Yongala |
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| This documentary was released as a DVD in 2018, but has been updated each year after that to what it is now. If you have ever visited this wreck or intend to do so the Documentary tells her remarkable story as well as featuring one of the most amazing dives sites in the world. | |
Purchase on USB Sticks Now Available
New to Max’s website is the option of buying either the “NSW series, Yongala documentary or Shipwrecks of Truk lagoon” on a quality USB stick. Max’s work covers over nine hours of quality footage diving some of the best shipwrecks in the world. USB sticks can either be played on a laptop or PC, but are much more enjoyable plugged into a large TV. Most modern TV’s have this facility. Prices range from $40 for one documentary, $55 for two documentaries and $75 for all three documentaries for the complete set of works, including postage. Contact Max to discuss your options. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
