Cement Wreck
About Cement Wreck
A small freighter wreck that sank in 1939 and now lies on a sandy seabed. The cargo of cement bags is still visible on the wreck. The wreck is home to schools of seabream, and divers may also encounter lionfish, stingrays, and groupers around the rusted structure.
Where Is Cement Wreck?
Cement Wreck Planning Details
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Reported Depth
35m - 40m
Depth Note
The wreck’s shallowest point is about 35 m, resting on sand around 40 m.
Safety & Access At Cement Wreck
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Safety Notes
This is a deep wreck dive with the site starting around 35 m.
Local Intel For Cement Wreck
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Scuba Diving
A deep wreck dive between roughly 35–40 m on a sandy bottom, with cement bags still visible.
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Exposure Profile at Cement Wreck
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