C-47 Dakota (Wreck)

This dive site features the wreck of a C-47 Dakota aircraft, intentionally sunk to create an artificial reef. The wreck sits at a relatively shallow depth, making it accessible to novice divers. Divers can easily explore the aircraft's exterior and even enter the cargo bay, providing a unique and interesting wreck penetration experience. The overall condition of the wreck is likely to vary depending on the age of the placement and the rate of marine growth. Marine life inhabiting the wreck and surrounding area includes sea turtles, various grouper species, lionfish, Mediterranean damselfish, bonito, pufferfish, and cornetfish. The presence of a wreck attracts a variety of fish and invertebrates, adding to the biodiversity of the site. The exact species present may vary with seasons and environmental conditions. The best time to visit this dive site is likely during the warmer months (May-October) when water visibility is generally higher and marine life is more active. Divers should be mindful of their buoyancy to avoid damaging the wreck and the surrounding environment. Freediving may be suitable for experienced freedivers due to the accessible depth; however, it is crucial to plan the dives accordingly and pay attention to safety guidelines. Always dive with a buddy and have appropriate certifications for the selected diving technique.