Astron, wreck
About Astron, wreck
A true shipwreck lying just offshore, this 300-foot Russian vessel sank in 1979 while transporting corn to Cuba. The wreck rests in relatively shallow water with part of the structure still above the surface. Because it is so close to shore, it can be approached as a shore dive and explored as a classic wreck site with plenty of surrounding marine life.
Where Is Astron, wreck?
Astron, wreck Planning Details
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Reported Depth
12.2m - 15.2m
Depth Note
Reported depth is 40–50 ft.
Safety & Access At Astron, wreck
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Wreck structure creates an overhead environment; use appropriate wreck-diving precautions.
Local Intel For Astron, wreck
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Scuba
A shallow wreck dive around 12–15 m suited to newer divers, with structure to explore.
Astron, wreck Dive Conditions Planner
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Exposure Profile at Astron, wreck
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Recent Logged Visits At Astron, wreck
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