Doña Marilyn (Wreck)
About Doña Marilyn (Wreck)
A 100 m cargo and passenger vessel lies here after capsizing in a typhoon in October 1988. It’s a popular wreck dive from Malapascua and is commonly used for Wreck Diving Specialty training. The wreck is covered with both hard and soft corals, offering a scenic structure for exploring and photography.
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As a wreck environment, there can be snag hazards and sharp surfaces on and around the structure.
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A recognized wreck dive and training site for Wreck Diving Specialty courses.
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