Calédonie Toho V

Also known as: Toho 5 · Toho V

The steel longliner spent years fishing for albacore before the authorities sank it as a dive site, the fourth ship deliberately sunk for that purpose after the Humboldt, the Dieppoise and the Toho 2. Its airy structure makes it an easy and playful wreck to explore, and Mobula Diving calls it a good place to learn to swim under overhangs. Clouds of juvenile fish shelter in it for much of the year, and schools of jacks hunt around it. The Dieppoise lies nearby north of the same reef.

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