The Jambo Wreck

If you are a wreck diver, why not come along and dive on one of Scotland's newest wrecks the MV Jambo near Ullapool. The Jambo was a Cypriot registered vessel, which sank after hitting rocks off the Summer Isles on 29th June 2003, it is 61 meters long and carried a cargo of zinc concentrate which has now been safely removed.

We run scuba diving trips out from Ullapool and Dundonnell to the Jambo and other wrecks and diving sites around the Summer Isles and Ullapool in the west coast of Scotland.

Our 38 foot boat MV REBECCA ANN is available for charter all year round, cruising at 18 knots it is licensed for 12 persons.

And researched for you ...

Web links on the MV Jambo and scuba diving in the Summer Isles:

Online www.divernet.com

Diving story on diving the Jambo

Digital Ship's PDF document on the MV Jambo summary of MIAB report on the Jambo sinkingDepartment of Transport's 38 page Adobe format report on the Jumbo sinking

News stories on the MV Jambo BBC news story other BBC stories on the Jambo including removal of fuel one

Scotsman newspaperArticle on the Jambo Call on ban for danger ships in the Minch Scientists give shellfish at toxic wreck site the all-clear...other news items

WWF - UK's interesting article on the Jambo

Scottish Wildlife Trust news article on the Jambo

Caithness Community forum news item on the jambo

Maritime and Coastguard Agency news item on the Jambo Tricolor Salvage news on the jambo

Grampian TV News story on the Jambo

The Convener of The Highlands Council says lessons must be learned from the sinking of the Cypriot-registered freighter Jambo

The Scottish Green Party - article on the Jambo

Location of the MV Jambo wreck Northern Lighthouse Board gives the location of the MV Jambo wreck