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Wreck of Alcora (Possibly)

The **Jeria** is one of those Scapa Flow wrecks that just makes you grin. We love how accessible she is, sitting upright and relatively shallow for a Scapa relic, making her a great introduction to the flow’s bigger boys. Dropping down, you’ll find yourself gliding over her stern, the prop still intact and begging for a closer look. What really sells us on the **Jeria** is the way life has taken hold; her hull is coated in jewel anemones, sparkling like scattered gems in your torch beam, and we often spot common cuttlefish drifting lazily in the holds. Swim through her engine room, an atmospheric cavern of twisted metal, and look out for the resident bull rout lurking in the shadows. We'd suggest going on an incoming tide for the best visibility, though even with a bit of particulate, the **Jeria** offers a proper dive into history and marine colonisation. She’s a fantastic pick for divers keen to explore a substantial wreck without needing extreme depths or technical skills.