Malakoff (Wreck)
About Malakoff (Wreck)
This dive is on the wreck of a French freighter that sank in 1929 off the southwest coast of Minorca. The ship is about 110 m long and 19 m wide and now sits in deeper water. The wreck has become an artificial reef with a variety of marine life, and the depth range makes it suitable only for experienced, qualified divers.
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Malakoff (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
30m - 38m
Depth Note
Wreck lies between 30–38 m depth; described as suitable only for experienced and qualified divers.
Safety & Access At Malakoff (Wreck)
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Depth of 30–38 m and the overhead nature of a wreck make this dive appropriate only for experienced, qualified divers.
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A deeper wreck dive at 30–38 m intended for experienced and qualified divers.
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