PLM 20
About PLM 20
This dive features an upright 110 m cargo shipwreck sunk by a torpedo in 1942, resting on sandy bottom. Inside, divers can still spot remnants of the ship’s cargo such as crockery and a few bottles. The wreck is home to numerous large groupers and schools of amberjacks, including a particularly large grouper known locally as “GIGI” that often stays close to visiting divers.
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Numerous large groupers and schools of amberjacks are commonly seen around the wreck.
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