Byron I Shipwreck
About Byron I Shipwreck
BYRON I is a cargo shipwreck that lies in 12–16 m of water. The vessel was carrying 11,000 tons of sugar and sank after bad weather in January 1985. The site is described as suitable for all levels of divers, and the area around the wreck commonly hosts a variety of marine life.
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Reported Depth
12m - 16m
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The wreck sits at 12–16 m and is described as suitable for all diver levels.
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