This dive site, located on the eastern side of an island, offers a rewarding diving experience. It is approximately 20 minutes by boat from a nearby hut. The area was named after a shipwreck that now lies buried on the sandy beach, though it's no longer visible. A beautiful and diverse reef stretches along the northern part of the beach, with the depth gradually increasing as you move towards the eastern point. It provides excellent protection from northerly winds. You can expect to encounter a variety of marine life, including large schools of sweetlips, cod, and groupers, alongside numerous reef fish such as angelfish, parrotfish, and damsels.
Wreck Beach
Sheltered boat dive with a diverse reef and schooling fish.
Boat Access
10m Avg Depth
15m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Plan Your Visit
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
All levels
Shallow depth, protected location, and a gradually sloping reef make it suitable for everyone.
Hazards:
boat traffic
Current Strength:
Mild
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