Niobe Corinthian
Also known as: Corinthian
The Niobe Corinthian is a 175 ft former oil-rig supply vessel and floating casino that the Bermuda government scuttled in April 2017 near North Rock. She sits upright on the bottom at about 70 ft, with her highest point around 16 ft below the surface.
Shell built the ship to serve rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, and she later operated as a casino ship off Bermuda until police raids and a fire left her derelict. After the government took ownership in 2014 she was cleaned and prepared as an artificial reef. She sank on 4 April 2017 and settled almost perfectly upright. The wreck lies about 2.5 km northwest of North Rock Beacon. Her shallow top makes her reachable for freedivers as well as scuba divers.
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