• Distance: 40 min
• Level: Medium
• Drift: No Current
• Highlights: Leaf fish, dracula goby, splendid garden eels, lion fish, peacock mantis shrimp, durban dancing shrimp, marbled octopus, banded boxer shrimp. Black corals, staghorn corals, overhang overgrown with ascidians, yellow sponges.
• Photo: Good for macro and panorama shots
• Video: Good for video shots

The wreck lays head first towards a giri, the bow at 18 m. of depth and the stern at30 m.

Stony, stag horn and table corals and a variety of sponges take care of the surface of the wreck and every now and then a pair of black bulky frog fishes hide somewhere on the top part.
Clouds of glass fishes swirl around in the captain’s hut and machine room.

Big hunting blue fin travellies steer hundreds of fuseliers around the wreck trying to play “Dog eat dog instead” of “Hide and seek”. For the experienced divers there is the possibility to penetrate the wreck, either through the machine room and exciting at the stern or at the front cargo spaces and exciting at the bridge.

After 20 min. “exploring” the wreck the reef next to it is ideal to extend the bottom time at shallower depth.

Pretty over hangs with white acabria corals, yellow Chagos calcite sponges and Faulkner’s carols give a Sylvester ambiance when you shine your light around.

Nice swim troughs at 15 m. meters and 7 m. of depth!