Galjoen zonder Poen
Also known as: De Hoek · Wemeldinge De Hoek · 't Galjoen zonder poen
Divers enter from a stair at the dike and swim north for about five minutes to the wreck, which sits on its keel with the bow pointing east. Most of it has decayed, but the bow and some starboard frames are still recognisable and richly covered with anemones, sea squirts and sea carnations. Pouting, flatfish, crabs, lobsters and shrimps live around it. Because of the depth, divers plan for low-water slack, when the wreck is shallowest and the current weakest; nitrox is a good choice. The slope on the way back is strewn with stones and shells and holds most of the life between five and twenty metres.
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