This dive site features the unique wreck of the Marcella, which remarkably sank and came to rest vertically on the seabed. Descending to 43 meters, divers encounter the bow and its two striking anchors. The wreck's unusual orientation provides a distinctive underwater landscape, making it a truly memorable dive experience.
The bow of the Marcella is vibrantly enveloped in red castanets and schools of sardines, creating a lively spectacle. The entire hull is adorned with a prolific growth of oysters, and observant divers can easily spot dogfish eggs attached along the wreck's structure, indicating a healthy local population.
The best time to visit this wreck would typically be during calmer sea conditions to fully appreciate its vertical ascent. Divers should be experienced with deep diving protocols given the maximum depth of 42 meters, ensuring proper planning and gas management for a safe exploration of this unique deep wreck.
