ALEJANDRO
Spanish coal ship sunk in 1961 when, after running aground on the island of Sálvora, it was taken to beach a nearby beach. The wreck is intact, fully rigged. Among its tenants are colonies of cnidarians, lobsters, spider crabs, crabs, pouts, and an abundance of conger eels. The depth at which it is found (between 33 and 40 meters), with poor visibility (3-4 meters), strong currents and the presence of remains of fishing gear make the immersion difficult, recommended only to advanced experienced divers .
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LOCATION
Autonomous Community: Galicia
Provincia: La Coruña
Localidad: Ría de Arosa
Centers
- Center: Hydronauta Diving Center http://www.hydronauta.com/
REQUEST DETAILS
Apelativo: Carbonero
Año del hundimiento: 1961
Causas: Encallado
Año de construcción: 1890
Eslora: 50
Profundidad máxima: 40
Profundidad mínima: 33