Teti Wreck
Also known as: Teti · Wreck Teti
The Teti was carrying a load of granite paving blocks when she struck Mali Barjak in bad weather or through a navigation error, and her owner left her to the sea. Waves have broken up the bow, but the stern with its rudder lies in good condition and the stone cargo is still visible in the hold. So many fish have settled on the wreck that the dive centre compares it to a reef. Moray and large conger eels live in it and are used to divers, and lobsters hide among the granite blocks. Its modest depth and easy conditions make it suitable for beginners as well as for night and photo dives.
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