Hoyo Maru
The inverted hull is covered in soft corals, anemones, sponges and sea fans, so the wreck looks more like a reef than a ship. The engine room can be reached with careful limited penetration, and the propeller area at the stern is a popular spot. Schools of anthias, butterflyfish and angelfish live on the wreck, with groupers and Napoleon wrasse seen as well. Its modest depth suits newer divers.
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