Official Kaş diving overview and Dakota wreck context.
Turkey · Kas and Kalkan
Boat-access plane wreck with clear water and an easy profile
Boat-access plane wreck with clear water and an easy profile
C-47 Dakota (Wreck) is a short-boat-access wreck dive off Kaş where a decommissioned transport plane was sunk as an artificial reef. The aircraft sits upright on the sand with a cargo-bay penetration that keeps the dive interesting without turning technical. Clear water and a simple profile make it a good fit for newer divers, but buoyancy matters because the sandy bottom can haze up quickly if you stir it.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
The cargo bay is an overhead environment, so keep buoyancy tight and avoid touching sand to protect visibility and the wreck.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
The cargo bay is the main penetration area, but it should be treated as an overhead environment with careful buoyancy.
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
Official Kaş diving overview and Dakota wreck context.
Local operator page with access, current, and night-dive notes.
Depth range, visibility, and species notes for the wreck.

Boat-access Kaş wreck and reef site with sheltered water

Kaş boat dive with wreck and reef slope

Deep freediving training point with excellent visibility and no current.