MV Henry Bonneaud
Also known as: Henry Bonneaud · MV Henry Bonnard
The Henry Bonneaud was an island trading vessel deliberately sunk on 19 December 1989 as a dive wreck. Today she is an artificial reef, with soft corals, sponges and abundant fish on and around the hull. Pacific Dive recommends her as a first wreck dive, and divers can move through her rooms and corridors with little difficulty. Night dives are the highlight, when large numbers of flashlight fish glow around the hull. Visibility is often 30 to 40 m, and sharks and turtles are seen.
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