C-130 Hercules, wreck
An intentionally sunk aircraft wreck near Aqaba that became a scattered, easy-to
About C-130 Hercules, wreck
C-130 Hercules, wreck is an intentionally sunk aircraft that now serves as an artificial reef and dive attraction near Aqaba. The site is a scattered wreck after a major storm broke the airframe apart, so the route is an exploratory loop around debris and recognizable sections. Divers can still spot cockpit features, including a staged skeleton prop in the pilot seat. Expect a straightforward, accessible wreck tour with easy orientation and a focus on marine life that has colonized the structure.
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C-130 Hercules, wreck Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 17m
Depth Note
Reported maximum depth ranges around 17–18 m depending on source.
Safety & Access At C-130 Hercules, wreck
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Safety Notes
A skeleton prop is placed in the pilot seat and is not real.
Local Intel For C-130 Hercules, wreck
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Scuba
Wreck dive on a deliberately sunk C-130 with scattered sections after storm damage.
C-130 Hercules, wreck Dive Conditions Planner
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Exposure Profile at C-130 Hercules, wreck
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