Ethel is a British steamship wreck in Dorset, torpedoed in 1918 and now resting on a sandy seabed with a broken but photogenic profile. Mussel beds nearby draw fish, and the site is a strong candidate for night dives and other advanced wreck plans. It is best approached as a careful boat dive rather than a casual sightseeing stop, with buoyancy, gas planning, and boat timing all part of the experience.