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Dive to experience art at the USS Mohawk

Who? USS Mohawk

What? Dive enthusiasts should not miss the first underwater exhibition at USS Mohawk which is available via diving only. The USS Mohawk is a 165-foot World War II cutter, which was sunk in July 2012 just off Sanibel Island in the Gulf of Mexico. The exhibition has been created by Austrian photographer Andreas Franke with the theme of ‘Sinking World’.

When? Until 14th September 2013

Where? USS Mohawk, Sanibel, Florida, USA

How? Visit www.ussmohawkreef.com for more information

Fly via KLM

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