Hai Siang
Also known as: Alcyang
The Hai Siang, also called Alcyang, was a Taiwanese lobster boat that was deliberately sunk in the 1980s about 3 km off Les Aigrettes. It lies upright and flat on white sand at 54 m, bow to the south, with its two masts still standing. The descent through open water takes several minutes, first revealing the mast and then the whole hull. Three openings at the stern lead into a hold whose ceiling is lined with lobsters. Snappers, lionfish and a big stingray live around the wreck, and tuna and other pelagics often appear during the stops.
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