This dive site features a large, easily accessible shipwreck located just a few meters from the shore in Simpson Bay. The wreck emerges from the water, making it simple to locate and navigate. While no specific history is provided for this particular wreck, its presence transforms an otherwise sandy bay into a captivating underwater environment, acting as an artificial reef.
The shipwreck is extensively colonized by vibrant coral, various sponges, and elegant sea fans, creating a rich habitat. This thriving ecosystem attracts a multitude of reef fish, offering excellent opportunities to observe diverse small marine life within a confined area.
The site is ideal for year-round visits, offering clear, shallow waters perfect for snorkeling, freediving, and introductory scuba dives. Its shallow depth makes it an excellent spot for honing skills or enjoying a relaxed exploration. Divers and snorkelers should be mindful of potential boat traffic in the bay.
