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Bianca C (Wreck)

The Bianca C sits upright in the sand, a proper behemoth. We love how the size truly hits you as you descend, the bow looming first, then the whole 180-metre length slowly revealing itself. This isn't just a dive, it’s a journey through a ghost ship, a cruise liner that caught fire back in '61. Our favourite part is swimming into the massive, open swimming pool areas, now a skeletal cage where schools of horse-eye jacks often hang in the blue. Look closely at the deck rails and superstructure; you’ll find plenty of shy hamlets tucked into crevices, and we’ve spotted more than a few chain morays peeking out. Visibility can average around 18 metres, which means you often get that dramatic, slightly eerie sense of the wreck disappearing into the depths. This is a dive for those who appreciate history and scale, definitely best suited for experienced divers comfortable with depths around 30 to 37 metres. If you hit it around mid-morning, the light can filter beautifully through the upper decks, illuminating the barracuda that patrol the higher sections.