Marble Wreck

Also known as: Marbel Wreck

The ship carried marble slabs, and when the reef tore it apart the slabs spilled across the bottom, where they can still be seen. The wreck lies between about 8 m and 18 m, which makes it reachable for less experienced divers. Corals and oysters cover the masts, and lionfish, batfish, groupers and trevally gather around the structure, while stingrays rest on the sand. Dive boats often visit it on the same trip as the Ann Ann Wreck.

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