S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck

This dive site, S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck, is an accessible and fascinating wreck located off the coast of Goa, India. The wreck starts at a shallow depth of 2 meters and descends to a maximum of 11 meters, making it navigable for divers of all experience levels. Its structure, riddled with holes and windows, provides numerous interesting points to explore, encouraging divers to peer inside for marine life. While the specific history of the S.S. Rita/Suzy is not detailed, it serves as a thriving artificial reef, offering a unique underwater exploration experience. The wreck teems with diverse marine inhabitants. Common sightings include Scorpion Fish, Blennies, Groupers, Barracudas, Nudibranchs, Eels, Angelfish, and Surgeonfish, which can be found hiding in the wreck's nooks and crannies. Rarer encounters add to the excitement, with possibilities of spotting Sting Rays, Eagle Rays, Sea Horses, Bat Fish, Turtles, Octopus, and Lionfish, particularly around the wreck's structure and the surrounding sandy bottom. The S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck is ideal for divers seeking a beginner-friendly wreck experience, as well as for advanced divers who appreciate macro photography and exploring confined spaces. Its shallow nature makes it highly suitable for both snorkeling and freediving, offering excellent opportunities to observe marine life from the surface or with breath-hold dives. As a generally mild current site, it offers relaxed exploration. The best time to visit would typically align with Goa's dry season, from October to May, when sea conditions are calmer and visibility is generally better, enhancing the overall dive experience.