Ethel (Wreck)

Ethel was a British steamship that met its fate on September 16, 1918 when it was torpedoed by German Sub-UB-104. This incident marked one of the final casualties of World War I. Located at a depth of 36m on a sandy bed, this wreck offers excellent visibility for divers.

Diving enthusiasts will find Ethel to be a fantastic option for night dives as well. The presence of mussel beds in close proximity attracts large shoals of fish, creating a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life.

With a maximum depth of 35m and a visibility of 4m, this dive site is recommended for advanced divers. Situated in the United Kingdom, specifically in England, it is the perfect destination for those seeking an unforgettable underwater experience.