New Zealand
Depth to 70 m and potentially strong tidal current; recommended only in calm, low-swell conditions.
This fully submerged wreck site lies on a reef about 12 nautical miles from the entrance of Tauranga Harbour. The wreckage covers a small part of the reef and is described as being in three separate sections. Depth varies widely across the site, and dives are recommended only in calm weather with low swell. Two of the wreck areas have mooring buoys.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Dive only in calm conditions with swells under 1 m. Current strength can vary and may be strong depending on tide.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A deep wreck dive with multiple sections of wreckage spread across the reef.
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