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KUDHIMA

Kudima isn’t just a wreck, it’s a living structure, purpose-sunk to become a thriving reef. At 64 metres long, this old steamship offers plenty to explore, especially for divers who love getting inside. We’ve spent countless bottom times here, poking around the engine room, swimming through cargo holds, and admiring the way the light filters through the upper decks. The best part, for us, is the sheer density of fish life that has made Kudima home. Expect to see schools of glassfish shimmering in every nook, their bodies reflecting the beam of your torch. Lionfish are always lurking, and we often spot moray eels peering out from cracks in the hull. Look closely at the deck for nudibranchs and flatworms, especially on the older sections. Kudima is forgiving, relatively shallow at 20 metres, so it’s a great introduction to wreck diving. Try to time your dive for slack tide; the current can pick up, making it a bit more challenging to navigate the interior.