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Ennerdale Wreck

  • Depth max:

    30 m

  • Visibility:

    to 30m
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Wreck
The Ennerdale Wreck lies just off the shores of Mahe Islands. It is a 74,000 ton British oil tanker that sunk in 1970s and now lies at the depth of 30m/98.4ft. This site is best suited for CMAS**/AOW divers. It is possible to dive around the stern section, which is almost intact, with its huge bronze propeller and an easy access to the pilot house. Its superstructure is quite interesting and is also easy to access which allows divers to safely explore the wreck.

When To Go Diving

The best conditions for diving this site are April - May and October - November. The average annual air temperature in this area is around 25C/77F. The average water temperature ranges from 26C/78F to 30C/86F.

What to see

The wreck is populated with an impressive variety of marine creatures including shoals of yellow snappers, several invertebrates, morays, red scorpion fish, groupers, batfish, Leopard rays, common stingrays, nurse sharks and whale sharks.

Reviews about Ennerdale Wreck

It's the one of the must sea wreck I've ever seen.
It's the one of the must sea wreck I've ever seen. Impressed of it's size. Quite difficult. To be in safetyness always keep in view your diveguide and spy your buddy. Also enjoyed no current.
2014-07-18
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