British Loyalty (Wreck)
About British Loyalty (Wreck)
British Loyalty is a large British oil tanker wreck in Addu Atoll, deliberately scuttled by British gunfire on 5 January 1946 after being recovered and repaired from an earlier sinking and later torpedoed again. The wreck has excellent coral growth, which attracts marine life and provides shelter for juvenile fish.
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Safety & Access At British Loyalty (Wreck)
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As a wreck site, interior spaces can present overhead hazards; use appropriate wreck-diving procedures if entering.
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Scuba diving the wreck offers coral-covered structure with associated fish life.
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