Aida (Wreck)
About Aida (Wreck)
Also known as the Alga, this is an Italian military cargo ship wreck lying offshore, about 8 km out. The wreck rests at up to 20 m, making it a relatively accessible depth for recreational diving. The ship was torpedoed off the coast of Djerba in October 1942 after departing Palermo, and today attracts divers for its historic wreck structure and marine life encounters.
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Aida (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 20m
Depth Note
Maximum depth reported as 20 m.
Safety & Access At Aida (Wreck)
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Safety Notes
As a wreck dive, take care around enclosed spaces and maintain good buoyancy to avoid contact with the structure.
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Scuba
A wreck dive with a reported maximum depth of 20 m.
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