This dive site is the wreck of a supertanker near Larak Island, Iran. Navigating the wreck requires experience with deep wreck dives, as penetration is likely not recommended for less-experienced divers. The site presents challenges due to its depth and potential strong currents, demanding careful planning and execution. The history of the wreck itself would need further research, but its current state provides a unique and interesting diving experience.
Marine life is abundant around the wreck, offering sightings of various fish including angelfish, butterflyfish, barracuda, grouper, redfish, boxfish, moray eels, stingrays, and even sharks. The varied ecosystem surrounding the wreck creates a rich environment for diverse species.
The best time to visit is likely during the calmer months, potentially late spring or early autumn. Divers should check current conditions and weather forecasts before embarking on a dive. Strong currents and the depth are significant factors to consider. This dive is not suitable for beginners or those without significant experience in wreck diving and deep dives.
