Artificial reef, depth, current, and fish life.
United States of America · Miami · Palm Beach, Florida
Deep artificial-reef wreck off Fort Lauderdale.
Deep artificial-reef wreck off Fort Lauderdale.
Jim Atria is a deep boat wreck off Fort Lauderdale, resting upright as a former Dutch freighter that now serves as an artificial reef. The masts still stand, the hull is heavily encrusted, and the site offers the kind of structure experienced divers look for: a serious wreck profile, changing current, and marine life around the hull rather than an easy reef drift.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use wreck discipline, bring a light, and plan for boat traffic and changing conditions around a deep wreck.
Legal Notes
Managed as a Broward County artificial reef.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Coral
Heavy gorgonian growth, orange cup coral, and soft-coral encrustation cover much of the wreck.
Aquatic Life
Barracuda, grouper, lionfish, and other tropical fish gather around the artificial reef, along with additional reef life in the water column.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Research Sources
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