22m

MFV Helen was a wooden fishing trawler, which was sunk deliberately in 1990,  being beyond viable economic repair. 

Initially she was planned to be sunk just off the Seven Sisters, however due to a strong northerly current at the time she finally came to rest alongside the South Mole.

MFV Helen is found on a sandy seabed in 22 meters of water. She is 20 meters in length and 6 meters wide, home to a wide range of marine life typical of Gibraltarian dive sites. Great for wreck penetration dives and divers with a keen interest in photography due to the abundance of aquatic life and pleasing asthetics of the wreck itself.

 

What can be found on the site:

• Octopus

• Cuttlefish

• Conger and Moray eels

• Nudibranchs

• Spider crabs and common lobster

• Wide range of fish species

• Great photo opportunities

 

This dive site is suitable for experienced divers due to the depth and the upredictable currents around the vicinity.