David Tucker Wreck
The David Tucker began life as a US Coast Guard cutter and later served the Royal Bahamas Defence Force as an island patrol boat. In 1997 it was donated and sunk as part of Nassau's artificial reef programme, so it now rests beside Clifton Wall off the southwest of New Providence. Stuart Cove's gives the wreck a depth of 50 ft, which matches the maximum Wannadive lists. Wannadive reports no current and rates the dive as open to all divers, with good conditions for photography and a wall right next to the wreck.
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