The Halliburton (Wreck)
About The Halliburton (Wreck)
The Halliburton is an intentionally sunk cargo-ship wreck placed in 1998 to form an artificial reef for divers. The wreck is about 30 m long, with the deck around 20 m and the top of the bridge around 18 m. Divers can explore the structure and observe marine life using the wreck’s cracks and crevices for shelter, with schools of fish commonly circling near the bridge.
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The Halliburton (Wreck) Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
18m - 20m
Depth Note
Top of the bridge is at 18 m and the deck is at 20 m.
Safety & Access At The Halliburton (Wreck)
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
As a wreck dive, be cautious around enclosed or overhead areas and avoid entering confined spaces without proper training.
Local Intel For The Halliburton (Wreck)
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba
Wreck dive on an intentionally sunk cargo ship with key features around 18–20 m.
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Exposure Profile at The Halliburton (Wreck)
Directional shelter context for incoming swell.
Recent Logged Visits At The Halliburton (Wreck)
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Dive Spot Log Averages At The Halliburton (Wreck)
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