Le Galia

Located to the north of Molène in France, this steamer wreck offers a thrilling diving experience. Despite strong currents in the area, divers can explore this sunken ship, resting at a depth of 20m on a kelp-covered rock. Even after over a century since its sinking in 1898, remnants of crockery can still be found scattered around the wreck. As divers venture further, they will discover the anchor firmly planted in the sandy seabed just outside the wreck. This dive site is home to a variety of marine life, including Vieilles, coquettes, and lieus. Keep an eye out for hidden crustaceans nestled within the ribs of this ancient vessel. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced diver, this dive site is a must-visit for anyone exploring the underwater wonders of Île-Molène, Brest, Finistère, Brittany, Metropolitan France. The maximum depth of this dive is 22m, and although visibility may be limited, the intrigue and beauty of this underwater wreck make it truly worth the exploration.