Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This majestical shipwreck lies just off the beach in Luganville on the island of Santo in Vanuatu. She was a ocean liner converted into a troop ship in World War II. She sank after hitting a sea mine and the captain ran her onto the beach where she sank. The bow is in about 20 metres of water while the stern lies at 60 metres. The bottom of the stern is on the sand at 70 metres. Definitely a big tick box dive.
This majestical shipwreck lies just off the beach in Luganville on the island of Santo in Vanuatu. She was a ocean liner converted into a troop ship in World War II. She sank after hitting a sea mine and the captain ran her onto the beach where she sank. The bow is in about 20 metres of water while the stern lies at 60 metres. The bottom of the stern is on the sand at 70 metres. Definitely a big tick box dive.
