A US Navy landing craft tank (LCT548) wreck lying upside down in Bracklesham Bay. The wreck sits in about 10 m of water and is described as a suitable wreck dive for newer and less experienced wreck divers. Marine life on and around the wreck includes bib, wrasse, dragonets and edible crabs, and the surrounding seabed is known for fossilised shark and ray teeth.
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10m+
Depth Note
Wreck lies in about 10 m of water.
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Scuba Diving
A shallow wreck dive around an upside-down landing craft, described as suitable for new and inexperienced wreck divers.
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