The Mohegan (Wreck)
About The Mohegan (Wreck)
The Mohegan is a large ocean liner wreck, a 482 ft four-masted vessel that sank in 1898 after striking the Manacles. It lies a short trip from Porthkerris and is known for scattered remains with occasional passenger artifacts still being recovered. The site supports colorful encrusting life such as gorgonian fans, Dead Man’s Fingers, and jewel anemones, with fish life including conger eels, flatfish, and angler fish.
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The Mohegan (Wreck) Planning Details
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Typical Conditions
Best dived at slack tide or on weak neap tides.
Safety & Access At The Mohegan (Wreck)
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Plan the dive for slack water or weak neap tides, as timing is important for manageable conditions.
Local Intel For The Mohegan (Wreck)
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Tide timing is important; plan for slack tide or weak neap tides.
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Exposure Profile at The Mohegan (Wreck)
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