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TRANSFER

TRANSFER sits in just two metres of water, a carrier vessel sunk back in 2005. This isn't your typical wreck dive for the deep-set, dark kind of exploration; this is a snorkel or a very shallow scuba dive, perfect for photographers or those who just love to linger. We love it because it’s so accessible, giving you all the detail without the depth. We’ve found the best time to go is late morning, after the initial rush, when the sun is high and cuts through the surface to illuminate the wreck. The light plays across the decaying superstructure, highlighting the rust colours against the clear water. You can spend ages just finning slowly over the remains of the deck, peering into what’s left of the cabins. Little schools of snapper often dart in and out of the metalwork, and we’ve seen some surprisingly large groupers lurking under the deeper sections of hull, though ‘deeper’ here means maybe three metres. It’s a gentle exploration, well suited for families or anyone wanting a relaxed, visually rich surface interval.