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MURREE

The Murree, off the coast of Cornwall, is a proper expedition, not a quick dip. We’re talking a big, proper wreck dive for those who’ve put in the hours. At 152 metres long, this cargo ship is an absolute beast, sitting upright and largely intact. When you descend, the sheer scale of the Murree hits you first; she’s an imposing shadow emerging from the green-blue. The cargo holds are massive, open caverns, and we’ve spent entire dives just exploring one section. Our favourite part is the stern, where the prop shaft alley is still accessible, and the bridge area offers some great penetration for trained wreck divers. Even after all these years, the superstructure still has that industrial feel, though it’s softening now under a fuzz of anemones and dead man’s fingers. Look for the pollack patrolling the decks and the wrasse darting between the plates. This isn't a site for the faint of heart or the inexperienced; the depth means you need to be on your game, and the currents can pick up. Plan your dive, watch your bottom time, and be prepared for a truly immersive wreck experience.