This dive site presents a unique opportunity to explore the Salvatierra Ferry, which tragically sank on June 19, 1975, near Swanne Reef. The ferry remains remarkably intact and very close to the reef, offering divers from around the world an engaging experience. It’s a fascinating underwater wreck teeming with marine life. Expect to encounter various species of fish, colorful starfish, diverse corals, and snails within the debris field. Moray eels are also commonly found in this area. The site offers a captivating glimpse into maritime history combined with abundant aquatic ecosystems.
Salvatierra Ferry Wreck
Intact ferry wreck near a reef with abundant marine life.
Boat Access
15m Avg Depth
20m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Plan Your Visit
wreckboat divefish lifewide anglecoral reef
Things to Note
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Shallow wreck dive, but wreck diving requires good buoyancy control.
Hazards:
currentboat trafficentanglement
Current Strength:
Moderate
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