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Troy D Wreck
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All about Troy D Wreck dive site
Abundant sea life
Wreck
Legendary wreck
Pelagics
Seals
Reef sharks
Corals
Depth max
27 m
Diver level
Experienced
Visibility
to 25 m
Troy D Wreck is a dive site on the southeast side of Tasmania, located inside the Maria Island National Park. It is an interesting artificial reef created by sinking an old 55m/180ft-long container ship in 2007.
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What to see
Some lucky divers may see a seal colony close to the Troy D wreck. Species often seen here include reef sharks, moray eels, grouper, barracudas, and snapper. The ship is covered in hard corals that serve as home to small tropical fish.
When to go diving in Troy D Wreck
The most favorable conditions for diving at the Troy D Wreck are from December to February. These months have the warmest water temperatures, 20-24C/68-75F. June to August is the coldest period, and it is only possible to dive with a wetsuit during this time.