EVPO AGFREM - Northeast Coast

EVPO AGFREM, affectionately known as the Franka Wreck, isn't just another chunk of metal at the bottom. This old carrier, sunk back in '88, sits upright and largely intact, which we always appreciate. She’s only at 10 metres, making it a brilliant spot for extended bottom times and really picking apart the details. We love dropping onto the stern, where the superstructure still offers plenty of swim-throughs. Sunlight filters through the wheelhouse windows, illuminating schools of glassfish that pulse like a living curtain. Our favourite part is exploring the cargo holds, now home to territorial moray eels peeking from every crevice and lionfish fanning their spines in the shadows. The sheer scale of the Franka means you can dive it several times and still find new corners, and it’s especially good for newer wreck divers or photographers wanting to practice without depth concerns. Just keep an eye on the occasional surge when the tide turns; it can make navigating the interior a bit lively.

Location

Northeast Coast, Taiwan, East Asia

Coordinates

25.186666, 121.771670

Type

wreck

Maximum Depth

10m

Marine Protected Area: 花瓶嶼野生動物重要棲息環境