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D9 Wreck
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All about D9 Wreck dive site
Historical sites
Wreck
Macro
Snorkeling
Corals
Depth max
15 m
Diver level
Experienced
Visibility
to 10 m
The D9 wreck was built in the 1930s to serve as a bucket dredge. Later it was sold and converted to a suction dredge to help excavate channels in the Kwinana area in Australia. Official reports state that it sank during a big storm, but rumors say it was sunk intentionally for insurance reasons. The ship is 50m/164ft long and is in a good condition to be penetrated.

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What to see
Divers have a high chance of spotting boxfish, gobbleguts, bullseyes, and stripeys in and around the D9 wreck. Other marine life includes sea horses and red warratah anemones.
When to go diving in D9 Wreck
The most favorable conditions for diving at the D9 wreck are from November to March, but the site is accessible year-round. The water temperatures range from 16-23C/61-73F throughout the year