The Produce Wreck
60% of divers returns to us
All about The Produce Wreck dive site
The Produce Wreck was created in 1974 when Norwegian tanker sank just off the coast near the town of Umkomaas, striking the Aliwal Shoal on the Northeast Pinnacles. It is a 119m/390ft long and 13500 ton tanker which now lies on her side and offers shelter to a wide variety of fish. The wreck is broken up in two main parts: the bow, which still has a spare propeller, and the stern. Both parts are surprisingly well preserved and are safe to be explored by divers.
What to see
Daga salmon and kingfish, rare harlequin goldies, brindle bass, ragged tooth shark, which may be seen May through November, lionfish, as well as many colorful tropical species can be seen.
When To Go Diving
The best time for diving is June through November. The average water temperature ranges from 19C/66F to 26C/79F throughout the year.
