l’Eldon

The Eildon, a British cargo ship, sank on May 4, 1915, northeast of the Isle of Molène in the Mer d'Iroise, after colliding with a rock during one of the foggy spells that are common in this area. The wreckage of the ship now rests on a pristine sandy bottom, surrounded by the remnants of the railway rails it was carrying. With a maximum depth of 30m and visibility of 25m, this dive site offers an incredible opportunity for advanced and expert divers to explore its wonders.

As you descend into the underwater world, you'll be greeted by the sight of two beautiful boilers and a condenser. These remnants of the ship's machinery provide a glimpse into the vessel's past. Among the rails, you'll discover an assortment of marine life, including captivating crabs, elusive conger eels, and magnificent lobsters. The rudder area is adorned with intricate spirographs, adding to the allure of this underwater treasure.

Located near Île-Molène, Brest, Finistère, Brittany, Metropolitan France, 29259, France, this dive site offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich maritime history of the region while witnessing the beauty of the underwater ecosystem. Whether you're an advanced or expert diver, the Eildon wreck is a dive that should not be missed. Book your dive today and embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure.