The Ozone Shipwreck
About The Ozone Shipwreck
The Ozone is a retired Port Phillip paddle steamer that was sunk in 1925 to form a breakwater. The wreckage sits off Indented Head in Victoria and remains visible from shore as a distinctive local landmark. It is described as an easy, shallow dive with the wreck lying roughly 50 meters offshore. The cooler Victorian water supports sponge growth and attracts a variety of small marine life.
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The Ozone Shipwreck Planning Details
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Depth Note
Described as an easy shallow dive; wreckage is visible about 50 m offshore.
Typical Conditions
Cooler water conditions typical of Victoria, which support sponge growth.
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An easy, shallow wreck dive close to shore.
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