Tucked away beneath the waves of St. Maarten lies a hidden dive site that offers an intriguing mystery for seasoned divers: The Porpoise. Little is known about the origins of this tugboat, and much of its backstory remains a puzzle, adding to the allure and mystery of this deep-water destination. This site is only accessible to Advanced Open Water divers and above, thanks to its depth (93 feet/28.3 meters in the sand/) . The tugboat rests on the sandy bottom, slightly tilted to one side. As you descend into the depths, the wreck slowly comes into focus, shrouded in soft, greenish-blue light. The tugboat now serves as an artificial reef, with the rusted remains and twisted metal offering a perfect refuge for numerous marine creatures. Common critters are Blackbar Soldierfish, Porcupinefish, and Squirrelfish. Among the more exciting encounters at the site are the special guests that make this wreck their occasional home: Queen Conchs, Caribbean Reef Sharks, and Batfish!