Hauler Wreck

The Hauler wreck, purposely sunk for diving in 1979, offers an exhilarating boat diving experience. Located off the coast of Australia, in close proximity to Light to Light Walk, Edrom, Bega Valley Shire Council, New South Wales, this dive site is a must-visit for advanced divers. With a maximum depth of 27m and excellent visibility of 14m, this wreck provides a captivating underwater exploration opportunity.

Divers undertaking advanced training or possessing a Deep-30m qualification will find the Hauler wreck suitable for deeper dives. As you descend, you'll encounter a wide variety of fish seeking shelter within the wreck. Keep an eye out for the mesmerizing sight of kingfish schooling around the wreckage. If you're lucky, during the whale migration season, you may even hear the enchanting songs of whales while you explore the wreck.

The Hauler wreck sits upright on the sandy seabed, with a slight list to starboard. Its bow points south, and the upper decks have settled off the port bow. The main decks and hull remain intact, offering opportunities for penetrating the wreck and enhancing wreck diving skills. The site is ideal for wreck training and provides a unique experience for divers passionate about underwater exploration.

Ensure you have the necessary diving skills and qualifications to fully enjoy the Hauler wreck dive. Embrace the adventure and immerse yourself in the captivating underwater world of this extraordinary dive site.