Ascend
Shore access
Entry: Beginner
Approx. depth:
15m / 50ft
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Swam out on the surface (not for beginners) look for the buoys, then dropped down wanted to save air for the dive! Visibility was excellent, my max depth was 73 feet. Lots of coral growing on the ships surface. Saw a pair of Grey Angel. You need to dive this site more than once to see it all. Watch your navigation heading back to shore, there is a flag pole on shore marking the entrance.... Show More
Visited Nov. 2014
This site can be a boat dive or shore dive. I dove from the shore and swam out on the surface to conserve air. It is a lengthy swim but not too bad. This wreck is massive! You could dive it a few times and still not see everything. I saw a couple queen angel fish and a turtle. There was also a grouper that seemed to follow us around ;). My average depth was 45 ft and max depth was 78 ft.... Show More
Visited Dec. 2013
The entry point from shore is awesome. Just like a swimming pool with a corridor out to the ocean. We have dove this as a shore dive and a boat dive. You can shore dive this as long as the waves are small, it is a bit of a surface swim, use your snorkel to save air and you will see rays underneath you in the crystal clear water, it is easy to find the wreck. You drop down at the buoy line and you are at the stern of the ship. Swim out along one side and back along the other side. The ship is broken in the middle. If you are adventurous there are multiple swim through opportunities. Queen Angels and turtles are on the ship. Lots of sponges are growing. After you finish the wreck if you have air and are a fairly good navigator you can swim back to the entry point underwater going from coral head to coral head.... Show More
Visited Nov. 2014
This was my first ship wreck, and I loved it! It's a 330 ft. Russian Frigate. Average depth is around 80 ft. Temperature was around 81.
To save air and enjoy more time exploring the wreck you can swim out to the dive buoy on the surface and then descend. There was a ton to look at, lots of coral grown throughout the ship, and a vast amount of sea life! ... Show More
Visited Dec. 2013
A Russian Frigate broke into 2 parts. Great dive!
84 max depth, about 50 min. dive, 81 bottom temp.
Stingrays, a turtle munching on coral on the ship, queen angels.
Visited Dec. 2013
This 330 foot long Russian frigate is a must dive! If your ambitious, the wreck is accessible from shore. The mooring line (tied to the bow) is about 150-200m from shore. Swim on the surface to save air then drop down at the dive buoy.... Show More
Visited Dec. 2013