Inchcape 10
Inchcape 10 was built in 1981 as an offshore supply ship, later bought by Inchcape Shipping Services and used for about five years to run crew and supplies to ships and rigs out of Fujairah. With permission from the Fujairah authorities it was sunk on 28 June 2003 as the third and largest Inchcape artificial reef. The hull stands upright at around 23 m, and its platforms and supports are now overgrown with coral, algae and small tube worms. Dive centres report schooling yellowtail fusiliers and bannerfish, jacks, filefish, lionfish, snappers and moray eels, with juvenile barracuda and stingrays sheltering around the wreck.
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