This dive site, KT Eros UJ-2216, is a beautiful wreck located off the coast of Italy. Divers can explore the exterior of the wreck, which can be circumnavigated in approximately 20 minutes. For those with appropriate certifications, penetration is possible and described as fairly easy and free of nets, offering an exciting exploration experience. The history of this specific vessel is not detailed, but it stands as a significant underwater structure.
The wreck is rich in marine life, featuring a lot of encrusting organisms that cover its structure. Divers can frequently encounter conger eels and lobsters taking shelter within the wreck's crevices. Occasionally, impressive groupers can be spotted on the deck, adding to the biodiversity of the site.
The best time to visit this dive site would generally align with the diving season in the Mediterranean, typically from spring to autumn, when water temperatures are warmer and conditions are more stable. Divers should be prepared for deep diving conditions and those planning penetration must ensure they possess the necessary advanced wreck diving patents. Due to the depth and nature of the dive, it is not suitable for snorkeling or casual freediving.
