Margueritte

The Marguerite, a vessel used for collecting sediment from dredgers in the port of Recife, met a tragic fate when it sank due to two boiler explosions. Resting 50 meters alongside the buoy at the exit of the port, this wreck offers a dive experience with a maximum depth of 15m and a minimum depth of 10m. However, it should be noted that its current maximum depth is 32m, providing ample opportunities for exploration. Despite the dismantling of the wreck, remnants are still visible, serving as a haunting reminder of its past.

Located a mere 2 miles from the bustling port of Recife, this dive site offers divers the chance to explore a historically significant wreck. Given its proximity to the coast and the explosive event that led to its sinking, the Marguerite wreck appeals to advanced and expert divers seeking a thrilling underwater adventure.

Situated in Recife, in the Região Geográfica Imediata do Recife, Região Metropolitana do Recife, Região Geográfica Intermediária do Recife, Pernambuco, Northeast Region, 50050-070, Brazil, this dive site provides a unique opportunity to dive in the waters of Brazil. With a visibility of up to 30m, divers can expect to witness the marine life and underwater landscapes in all their glory. Explore the depths of this wreck and discover the secrets it holds, paying homage to the 10 crew members who tragically lost their lives, with only two surviving to tell the tale.