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Gorgonia ventalina
An ocean liner of some 180 m built in 1931. In October 1961 she called at Grenada on her way to La Guaira; a fire broke out on board and she was towed out of Saint George's harbour, where she eventually sank. She is called "the Titanic of the Caribbean" for her size.
Depth
30–50 m
Recommended level
Advanced / technical
Average visibility
20 m
She sank twice: German forces had already scuttled her in Europe in 1944, after which the hull was refloated and converted into an ocean liner in France. The depth and the current make her a dive for experienced divers only.
Sources consulted: All At Sea · crewedcharteryachtvacations.com
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Same country: Grenada
Same type of dive: Wreck
Same type of dive: Wreck
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Water temperature
27 °C
Current
Moderate
Access
Boat
Best season
All year round
Recommended certification
Deep Diver
Approx. price
80 USD / dive
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