Shipwreck named Africa

The Africa shipwreck is an advanced dive site near Milos in the Cyclades, sitting in just 10 meters of water. This shallow wreck is remarkably accessible despite its advanced rating, which reflects the need for wreck diving skills to safely navigate the deteriorating structure. The hull sections are now thickly colonized by sponges, algae, and anemones, creating a vibrant artificial reef. Octopuses, scorpionfish, and moray eels inhabit the wreckage, while the shallow depth allows extended bottom time and excellent natural lighting for underwater photography.