This dive site is located on the sandy beach of Eden Beach resort. It offers a unique diving experience, primarily focused around historical metal artifacts such as steel pipes and wreck parts rather than coral reefs. The area attracts a diverse marine population including trumpet fish, trunkfish, scorpionfish, schools of horse-eye jacks, soapfish, large groupers, and moray eels. A prominent feature is a ten-meter tugboat wreck situated on the right side of the beach; this vessel lies upside down with its bow facing northwards, ranging in depth from 24 to 28 meters. Inshore, a nursery area supports the growth of elk horns, nurtured within the resort’s dive center. Visibility is variable, but likely good due to the sandy bottom.
Front Porch
Shore dive with a tugboat wreck and historical artifacts.
Shore Access
18m Avg Depth
32m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Plan Your Visit
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
All levels
Easy shore access with shallow nursery and a deeper wreck for advanced divers.
Hazards:
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Current Strength:
Mild
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