RMS Rhone (Wreck)
About RMS Rhone (Wreck)
The RMS Rhone is a historic wreck dive in the British Virgin Islands with visible artifacts dating back to its sinking on October 29, 1867. The site is also known for scenes filmed for the 1977 movie "The Deep" and includes an opportunity to swim through the bow section. Marine life sightings commonly include schools of soldierfish around the wreck, along with stingrays, turtles, and Caribbean reef sharks. Night dives can reveal eels, lobsters, and crabs.
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Includes a swim-through in the bow section, and Caribbean reef sharks may be present.
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Wreck dive with artifacts visible and a swim-through in the bow section.
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