

12-26m
Little Bay -Wrecks
Situated south of Camp Bay, a strip of concrete coastal defence has resulted in the creation of a small cove, aptly named Little Bay. It is historically known for being the location of a WW2 prisoner of war camp.
The first six meters of Little Bay are made up of a rocky slope, which gradually becomes a flat sandy bottom with scattered debris and four wrecks. All wrecks are generally done in one dive:
MV Panico
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17 meter white motor cruiser
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Lies in 18 meters
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Sunk deliberately in 1993
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Suitable for all certified divers
Admiral Rooke
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19 meters long Navy harbour patrol vessel
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Lies in 20 meters
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Sunk deliberately in 1980s
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Suitable for advanced divers and up
General Elliot
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30 meters long, sister ship to Admiral Rooke
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Lies in 12 meters
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Sunk deliberately in 2002
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Suitable for all certified divers
The Dolphin 1 or M19
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21 meters long, ex-MOD lubricant carrying barge
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Lies in 26 meters
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Sunk deliberately in 2003
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Suitable for advanced divers and up
What can be found on the site:
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Octopus
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Cuttlefish
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Conger and Moray eels
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Nudibranchs
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Spider crabs and common lobster
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Wide range of fish species