Direct dive-site page for the Toho V wreck.
New Caledonia · Noumea and the southwest lagoon
Boat-access wreck with accessible interior and rich fish life.
Boat-access wreck with accessible interior and rich fish life.
Toho V (Wreck) is a boat-access artificial reef in the Noumea lagoon near Tabu Reef. The longliner was sunk on purpose and now sits upright on the sandy bottom, with accessible compartments and a fish-heavy profile that makes it a rewarding wreck for divers who want structure and marine life without a deep expedition. Bring a lamp if you plan to look inside the wreck, and expect the site to feel like a lagoon wreck trip with clear-water ambiance and a straightforward layout.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
If you enter the interior spaces, keep wreck awareness and a light handy.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
The wreck lies on its keel, with accessible compartments and a lamp recommended for a closer look.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative research baseline blended with 1 dive by 1 diver.
1 community dive logs and visit reports for this site.
Last Updated
Research Sources
Direct dive-site page for the Toho V wreck.
Official New Caledonia tourism page for lagoon diving.
Independent New Caledonia diving guide covering the Toho V wreck.

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