Dive into a day with Seafarer Exploration! Join us as $SFRX embarks from the harbor, launch the SeaSearcher, and plunge into the depths of underwater rescue archaeology. Witness our dedicated crew in action—recovering artifacts, analyzing finds in the lab, and unveiling secrets

In Seafarer’s state-of-the-art conservation lab, recovered artifacts undergo a rigorous cleaning and stabilization process. Techniques range from mechanical cleaning to chemical stabilization, tailored to the material of each artifact. This careful conservation process ensures

Seafarer Exploration is pleased to report that our team and operational assets have come through Hurricane Milton without any damage. While we experienced high winds and temporary power outages, our infrastructure remains fully secure, ensuring no disruption to our exploration

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Robert H. Baer, a visionary in archaeology and a cherished friend. CEO Kyle Kennedy reflects on Bob’s legacy and the profound impact he made on Seafarer and beyond. It is with great respect and deep sadness that we acknowledge the

Despite rough waters and minimal fieldwork opportunities since Hurricane Helene, Seafarer Exploration $SFRX is pressing forward. In the last 17 years, CEO Kyle Kennedy has rarely seen conditions limit our fieldwork like this, but progress continues! We've completed vital boat

Maximilian Thyssen shares his perspective on the immense potential of Seafarer’s SeaSearcher technology. Unlike traditional methods that focus on small finds, SeaSearcher is designed to locate large deposits. With Seafarer’s state-of-the-art technology, evaluating a site takes

🌊🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Seafarer! 🍂🌊 This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for our incredible community of adventurers, and explorers. Whether you’re sailing the seas, relaxing by the shore, or celebrating at home, we hope your day is filled with warmth, gratitude,

Dear $SFRX Shareholders, While adverse weather conditions posed significant challenges this summer, our team has continued to make steady advancements in exploration and artifact recovery, reinforcing the long-term potential of our work. At the Juno Beach archaeological site,

Merry Christmas from all of us at Seafarer Exploration ($SFRX)! As we chart new waters in marine archaeology, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your support and partnership. In the spirit of Christmas, we honor the cherished traditions that bring us all together, reminding

At Seafarer Exploration, we look forward to the opportunities and possibilities that 2025 holds. Wishing you good health, happiness, and success in the year ahead. Thank you to all of our $SFRX shareholders and supporters for your confidence and trust as we continue our journey.

$SFRX A year of resilience & innovation! #SeafarerExploration refined #SeaSearcher tech, expanded labs, & tracked multiple #shipwrecks—all despite weather setbacks. #2025 is set to be even bigger! Read the full #CEOupdate here: seafarerexplorationcorp.com/seafarer-explo…

Gulf Stream conditions remain dynamic, with wave heights exceeding safe limits at times and currents running too fast even when seas are calm. As shown in the picture, the Gulf Stream is currently pushing right up against Juno Beach, creating challenging conditions for safe

The video below captures recent algae growth at our Juno Beach site—an operational factor during this period of intensified environmental variability. As we've shared in prior updates, conditions at Juno Beach are the most challenging we’ve seen in 17 years. Elevated surface wave

Momentum Above the Surface. Precision Below It. At Juno Beach, the Gulf Stream has remained unusually volatile this season—its sheer force and unpredictability marking one of the most challenging stretches in nearly two decades. Conditions have rarely offered all the elements