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The Hardeep – originally known as the SS Suddhadib was a steam ship was built in 1918 in Honk Kong by Whampoa Dock Company. It has length of 68.11m, the beam 10.84m and height 5.43m. It sank on June 1st 1945, following a RAF bombing raid. A number of old World War Two bombs are in close proximity of the wreck.
The Hardeep has several distinct dive areas with their own features
a. Bow & Mast Area: A large black buoy with a decent/ascent line brings divers down to the bow and mast. ind the forw…
The Hardeep – originally known as the SS Suddhadib was a steam ship was built in 1918 in Honk Kong by Whampoa Dock Company. It has length of 68.11m, the beam 10.84m and height 5.43m. It sank on June 1st 1945, following a RAF bombing raid. A number of old World War Two bombs are in close proximity of the wreck.
The Hardeep has several distinct dive areas with their own features
a. Bow & Mast Area: A large black buoy with a decent/ascent line brings divers down to the bow and mast. ind the forward cargo hold, which is referred by local divers as the Cathedral
b. Mid Ship: This includes ships bridge/wheelhouse
c. Stern: This section includes the first-class cabins, the rear cargo hold, the rear upper cabins and the tiller.
Local Shops offer PADI Hardeep Wreck Distinctive Speciality course for those with PADI Advanced Diver Speciality
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