Use for the site identification and the 50-60 ft wreck depth range.
Anguilla
Boat wreck with reef growth off Sandy Island.
Boat wreck with reef growth off Sandy Island.
Boat access and wreck handling make local operator guidance the practical default.
Ida Marie is a boat-dived wreck off Anguilla that pairs an easy profile with a lively reef wrap. The wreck lies broken and partially on its side, so divers get a clear outside tour rather than a complex swim-through day. It suits basic-training divers who want steady visibility, plenty of fish life, and a local operator to handle the boat plan.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Do not plan penetration; the wreck is broken up and the interior is not safe to enter. Stay outside the structure and follow operator briefings.
Access Restrictions
Dive it with a local operator and keep the dive outside the wreck structure.
Legal Notes
Treat the wreck as a protected dive site and do not remove artifacts or marine life.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Depth range of 12–18 m and conditions are described as suitable for divers with basic training.
Freediving
Not a primary freedive target; the wreck is better suited to guided scuba and careful boat handling.
Snorkeling
Not a primary snorkel site; it is better approached as a scuba wreck dive.
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
Use for the site identification and the 50-60 ft wreck depth range.
Use for Anguilla-wide visibility and marine-life context, including turtles, stingrays, angelfish, and eels.
Use for the deliberately sunk wreck, hard and soft coral growth, abundant fish life, and novice-to-experienced use case.
Use for the wreck layout, no-penetration warning, barracuda/snapper/stingray marine life, and coral growth.

Offshore Anguilla reef with coral, sea fans, and fish.

Artificial reef wreck near Sandy Island.