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At 524 feet long, its the worlds second largest ship to ever be sunk to form a coral reef.
For Beginners: Planners purposefully moved some ship structures to form more interesting dive spots, even at the upper levels (40 to 60ft). As a result, the Vandenberg is great for beginning dive classes and novice divers.
For Experienced Divers: With abundant elevator shafts, cargo holds and hallways, the Vandenberg is a joy for light-wreck penetration divers. The holes that were cut into the ship's hul…
At 524 feet long, its the worlds second largest ship to ever be sunk to form a coral reef.
For Beginners: Planners purposefully moved some ship structures to form more interesting dive spots, even at the upper levels (40 to 60ft). As a result, the Vandenberg is great for beginning dive classes and novice divers.
For Experienced Divers: With abundant elevator shafts, cargo holds and hallways, the Vandenberg is a joy for light-wreck penetration divers. The holes that were cut into the ship's hull to facilitate sinking now offer handy swim-through spots for advanced divers at more than 100 feet. At 140 feet, divers can explore the ship's 25-foot tall rudder and prop. During ascension, deep divers can stop at the upper foremast and kingpost decompression spots and rest platforms.
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