Must see
Wreck
The Salem Express was a 100m/328ft long passenger and vehicle ferry that sank in 1991. Propellers, corridors, upper decks, the restaurant, and the bridge can all still be seen. Passenger luggage such as rolls of carpet, stereos, bicycles, and chairs can all be found in and near the wreck. Coral coverage and marine life are good enough here. The site is suitable for divers of all experience levels as the top of the wreck is located at only 10m/32ft of depth.
When To Go Diving
All year long. Water temperature ranges from 22 to 28C/71 to 82F
What to see
Regarding the fish and corals that can be seen while diving at the Salem Express wreck, you can expect to see a variety of marine life such as lionfish, groupers, moray eels, and angelfish. The coral growth around the wreck is also quite impressive, with colorful hard and soft corals, sponges, and sea fans. You may also spot some pelagic fish such as barracudas and jacks swimming around the wreck. Overall, the Salem Express wreck offers a unique opportunity to explore a piece of history while enjoying the beauty of the underwater world