This dive site is an easily accessible rock reef featuring the remains of an old fishing boat that sank about 40 years ago. Divers can explore the metal fragments of the wreck nestled among lush kelp forests, offering a unique blend of artificial and natural reef structures. Navigation is straightforward on the relatively shallow reef, making it suitable for divers of all experience levels.
The vibrant kelp forests host a multitude of species. Common sightings include conger eels and lobsters, often found in the numerous crevices and hiding spots within the reef structure. The site provides a rich ecosystem for various smaller fish and invertebrates typical of a temperate rocky reef environment.
The site is suitable year-round, with the best conditions likely in calmer weather for optimal visibility. Its shallow depth and rich marine life make it an excellent spot for both scuba divers, especially beginners, and freedivers looking to explore temperate reef ecosystems and a historical wreck in a relaxed setting.
