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Nasello Wreck

Also known as: Nasello · Shipwreck Cala Luna

Like the KT12, the ship fell victim to the British submarine Safari in 1943. The hull is torn open, exposing parts of the machinery, while the bow and stern sections remain recognisable. A large bronze propeller and the helm are among the highlights. The wreck rests on sand and seagrass and is overgrown with algae and sponges. Large scorpionfish, groupers, slipper lobsters and moray eels live on it.

Divesite facts

Level
Experienced
Categories
Wreck
Typical depth range
30 to 34 m
Coordinates
40.2228, 9.6394

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wreck wwii wreck bronze propeller steam engine scorpionfish groupers moray eels boat dive

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