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The St. Michael and Tug 10 shipwrecks can be reached with just a 5-minute swim from the coast. Both ships were sunk together in 1998, although they were launched in 1994. At a depth of 20 meters, the St. Michael is the longest, at about 20 meters, while the Tug 10 is slightly shorter, at about 16 meters. Visibility is usually good, making it easy for divers to find both wrecks. Recently, a rope connecting the two shipwrecks has been installed to make it easier for divers to visit.
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