What level of diving experience is required for Indus?

Indus is rated advanced with depths of ≤ 30 m. A PADI Open Water certification or equivalent is the minimum recommended, with PADI Advanced Open Water strongly recommended for this site.

What marine life can you see at Indus?

At Indus, divers commonly encounter: hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, manta rays, sea lions, marine iguanas, schooling jacks.

Where is Indus located?

Indus is located in Chile, in the Chile region (coordinates: -32.1256, -71.5264).

Indus Diving - Chile, Chile

The Indus is an advanced wreck dive reaching 30 meters off central Chile's coast. This shipwreck resting on the Pacific seafloor has developed into a rich artificial reef over the years, with the vessel's structure hosting dense colonies of anemones, mussels, and kelp. Large conger eels, octopus, and schools of fish inhabit the wreck's compartments and superstructure. The depth and current exposure demand advanced certification, but the Indus offers one of the most rewarding wreck diving experiences along Chile's central coast.