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A iconic 30 m steel fishing trawler intentionally sunk in the 1980s, lying upright on a sandy slope at the southern end of North Ari Atoll, just 1 km southwest of Fesdu Resort. One of the atoll’s most popular wreck + thila combo dives, it offers both penetration opportunities and vibrant reef exploration.
The wreck rests at 20–30 m, with the wheelhouse top at 24 m and propeller at 27 m; its holds, bridge, and swim-throughs are accessible to certified wreck divers. The entire hull is carpeted in…
A iconic 30 m steel fishing trawler intentionally sunk in the 1980s, lying upright on a sandy slope at the southern end of North Ari Atoll, just 1 km southwest of Fesdu Resort. One of the atoll’s most popular wreck + thila combo dives, it offers both penetration opportunities and vibrant reef exploration.
The wreck rests at 20–30 m, with the wheelhouse top at 24 m and propeller at 27 m; its holds, bridge, and swim-throughs are accessible to certified wreck divers. The entire hull is carpeted in hard/soft corals, sponges, and gorgonian fans, with black corals near the stern. Adjacent lies a small thila (12–25 m)—perfect for a multi-level dive, starting shallow on the pinnacle and ending deep on the wreck.
Marine life is spectacular: massive schools of cardinalfish swarm the wreck, while moray eels, groupers, trevally, and barracuda patrol the perimeter.
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