Airplane Wreck (Tuble)

Decades ago a small passenger plane was lowered onto the sand off Tuble as a dive attraction, and the sea has been slowly digesting it since. What remains, a recognizable fuselage and wing sections at around 20 m, works as a macro magnet more than a wreck experience: frogfish take up residency for weeks at a time, scorpionfish drape the airframe, and cardinalfish cloud the cabin space. The surrounding sanctuary wall fills the rest of the dive with healthy coral and reef fish. It is a novelty with genuine payoffs, best treated as a photo stop stitched into a Tuble wall dive.

Tam da bunun için geldiğiniz an: A photogenic aircraft skeleton, resident frogfish, easy add-on to the Tuble wall

Topografya: Sand shelf below the Tuble reef wall

Tehlikeler: Sharp, corroding metal; no enterable spaces worth the risk.

Koruma: The airframe is fragile and sharp; it functions as habitat now, not a jungle gym.

Nitrox: Burada değer: profiller, nitrox'un no-stop süresini anlamlı ölçüde uzattığı (ve bunu kullanacak eğitimle birlikte) aralıkta yer alıyor.