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Ho Mei III - Salvador

The Ho Mei III is one of those unexpected wrecks we love, a ship that just kind of… drifted away and sank. It’s a great story, really, and makes the dive itself feel a bit like an archaeological discovery. We're talking a decent depth at 33 meters, so this is definitely one for the experienced crowd, not a casual dip. Dropping down, the first thing you notice is the ship standing upright, a ghostly silhouette emerging from the deeper blue. Visibility here averages around 11 meters, which isn't gin-clear but adds to the dramatic atmosphere. You’ll weave through schools of sardines, horse mackerel, and bream, often so thick they shimmer like a curtain. Keep an eye out for barracudas patrolling the edges. Inside the wreck and around its structure, you’ll spot morays peeking from crevices and the occasional flatfish like an Eyed Flounder or sole pressed against the sand. We've seen some impressive Glasseye Snappers here too, along with the smaller Brown Chromis darting about. It's a proper wreck dive, full of dark corners and the quiet hum of the ocean.