Lists MV Sarah as an experienced wreck dive and gives the site coordinates and depth range.
Anguilla
Upright wreck dive off Anguilla
Upright wreck dive off Anguilla
Access is arranged by local dive operators; there is no shore entry to the wreck.
MV Sarah is a large upright wreck off Anguilla that was sunk as an artificial reef and is now one of the island's signature boat dives. The wreck stands on a sandy seabed, so the route stays compact and easy to read as you work along the hull and wheelhouse. It suits divers who are comfortable with boat logistics and a controlled wreck profile rather than a long swim. Expect clear Caribbean water, coral growth on the structure, and classic reef-fish sightings around the wreck.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
As a wreck dive, avoid entering enclosed areas without proper wreck training and equipment.
Access Restrictions
No public shore entry; access is by arranged boat trip.
Legal Notes
Treat this as an operator-run wreck dive and avoid penetration without wreck training and proper gear.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Depth ranges from approximately 10–25 m across the wreck, which remains upright and largely intact.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Lists MV Sarah as an experienced wreck dive and gives the site coordinates and depth range.
Describes Anguilla dive conditions, wreck diving, and MV Sarah as an advanced site.
Describes MV Sarah as an upright artificial reef with boat access and common reef-fish sightings.
Reports average visibility around 19-21 m and confirms boat access.

Anguilla wreck dive on a settled artificial reef.

Boat wreck with reef growth off Sandy Island.

Artificial reef wreck near Sandy Island.