Scuba Diving at The Wreck, Chidiyatapu

a scuba diver exploring the inner part of a shipwreck lying on the sea bed

About The Wreck Dive Site, Chidiyatapu

Description: The history of The Wreck Chidiyatapu dive site is mysterious as there are no verified proofs of when and how a ship sunken there. Two theories are famous, one says an Indian navy ship named Sophie Marie sank in 1942, while the other says a Japanese warship named Amagi Maru carrying 600 soldiers which the Britishers torpedoed.

The remnants of the shipwreck lie 30 meters below the sea surface, making it the most dramatic and mysterious dive site. Various enchanting colorful marine species are found at the shipwreck including schools of snappers, trevally, stingrays, humphead wrasse, fusiliers, batfish, and giant groupers often spotted hanging around the wreck.

Topography:- Wreck lying on the sandy bottom

Dive Level (Suitable for):- Advanced divers or Deep Divers

Best Time To Scuba Dive:- October to Mid-may ( 5:10 am till 11:30 am )

Dive site depth:- 20-30 meters

What we can see during scuba diving at The Wreck!

Stingrays, Humphead wrasse, Schools of Snappers, Trevally, Fusiliers, Batfish, Giant Groupers, Crocodilefish, Barracuda, and many more.

Scuba dive equipment inclusions

Wreck reel, Compass, Dive computer, Dive knife, Torch, Buoyancy compensator, Weight belt, Wetsuit, Booties, Fins, Scuba tanks, Regulators, Submersible pressure gauge, and Dive mask.