Public site page showing Océanie as a boat-entry advanced wreck dive in Senegal.
Senegal · Dakar Peninsula
Fish-rich wreck dive off Dakar.
Fish-rich wreck dive off Dakar.
Océanie is a fish-rich Dakar wreck dive, where a long former trawler sits on sand and gives you a simple, readable steel structure with plenty of life around it. The deck, mast, and narrow cabin make the site feel bigger than the numbers, while grouper, crabs, blennies, and other local fish keep the wreck active from bow to stern. Plan it as a guided boat wreck from Dakar, because the wreck itself, the depth, and the overhead section all reward calm, controlled diving.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use wreck-penetration precautions for the cabin, keep depth awareness tight, and do not push the overhead section if the team is not ready.
Access Restrictions
Use a guided boat setup from Dakar and treat the wreck as an operator-managed site.
Legal Notes
Follow local wreck and marine-life rules, plus any operator briefing for the Dakar bay area.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A deep wreck dive for experienced scuba divers, with the main route around the hull and an optional cabin visit.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Last Updated
Research Sources
Public site page showing Océanie as a boat-entry advanced wreck dive in Senegal.
Dakar dive-center home page supporting the local boat-dive infrastructure and year-round diving baseline.

Sheltered Dakar bay for training dives

Sheltered training bay off Dakar

Warm Dakar training pool for freediving drills and scuba refreshers.