Rms Rhone
About Rms Rhone
A historic wreck dive off Salt Island featuring the 90 m twin-masted steamer that sank in 1867. The site sits in 20–25 m of water and is known for an intact bow and interior areas suitable for certified wreck divers. Marine life is commonly seen around the wreck structure.
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Rms Rhone Planning Details
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Reported Depth
20m - 25m
Safety & Access At Rms Rhone
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Safety Notes
This is a wreck with interior structures; proper wreck training and awareness are important if entering enclosed areas.
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Scuba
Suitable for certified wreck divers, with opportunities to explore the intact bow and interior structures.
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Exposure Profile at Rms Rhone
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