le-brusc-plongee.com · Operator
Local dive-center site listing the Marauder wreck among the Embiez-area sites and describing the fragment layout.
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B26 Marauder
Expert B-26 Marauder wreck dive off the Brusc coast.
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B26 Marauder is a deep boat-access wreck dive off Six-Fours-les-Plages, with the bomber broken into sections over sand and posidonia for expert-level exploration.
About B26 Marauder
A deep Mediterranean wreck dive off the Brusc coast near Six-Fours-les-Plages, centered on a B-26 Marauder bomber resting in broken sections over sand and posidonia. Divers move between the larger fragments instead of following a single intact hull, so the site feels fragmented and deliberate rather than scenic in one pass. It is an expert-level boat dive that rewards careful gas planning, disciplined depth control, and a slow, methodical approach.
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Research Estimate At B26 Marauder
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AccessModerate entry effort
CoralHeavily damaged
Aquatic LifeAverage variety
FacilitiesGood facilities
Where Is B26 Marauder?
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B26 Marauder Planning Details
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Reported Depth
32m - 45m
Depth Note
Wreck fragments are described on sand at 45 m, with additional parts seen during ascent around 32 m.
Best Season
Winter
Typical Conditions
Deep wreck fragments over sand and posidonia, with a deliberate boat-dive rhythm and an expert-only depth profile.
Safety & Access At B26 Marauder
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Safety Notes
Depth discipline and gas planning matter more than sightseeing speed. Treat the wreck as an expert-level boat dive with conservative margins.
Access Restrictions
Guided boat wreck diving only; not a casual shore entry and not suited to inexperienced divers.
Legal Notes
Follow local wreck-diving rules and avoid disturbing artifacts or structure.
Local Intel For B26 Marauder
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Scuba Diving
Main wreckage elements are encountered from roughly 45 m on the sand up to around 32 m during the ascent.
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B26 Marauder Guide - Sources and Updates
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Research Sources
lepetitvarois.fr · News
Local article covering the historical B26 loss, the Brusc club's research, and the wreck's deep setting.
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