Ready to go for a dive? Suit up with Ryan Chatfield. Filmed right here in stunning Western Australia, Shipwreck Hunters Australia Season 2 is now streaming on Disney . | Disney

In 2021, some of our WA Museum scientists were lucky enough to participate in the making of the docuseries Shipwreck Hunters Australia. The series followed a team of divers and underwater filmmakers, as they searched for shipwrecks along the Western Australian coast. WA Museum Maritime Archaeological Experts Dr Deb Shefi and Dr Ross Anderson were both featured in the series and helped to uncover and tell the stories of Western Australia’s most fascinating shipwrecks! Don't miss your opportunity

Sculptures, shipwrecks, and stories from the deep. Where a jetty stretches 1.8 kilometres to the horizon, the Shipwreck Hunters Australia crew are diving beneath Busselton’s (Undalup) turquoise waters to uncover stories lost to the deep. From May to December, tens of thousands of whales pass by on their annual migration, while beneath the waves, mysteries await discovery. Spend your day wandering the foreshore, strolling the iconic jetty, or exploring the underwater observatory. Then venture fur

Our WA Shipwrecks stories... ⚓ 🌊 In February 1911, a steel sailing cargo ship Glenbank capsized and sank during a freak storm near Legendre Island, off our northern WA coast. Fearing being blown ashore, Glenbank’s Captain left the ship's anchorage to ride out the storm at sea. The ship was still in the process of being loaded with copper ore, and much of it had not yet been properly stowed. The loose cargo onboard sealed Glenbank’s fate, as it shifted in the rough storm, causing the ship to wre