MV Produce, wreck

The MV Produce, sunk on August 11, 1974, is the latest ship to meet its fate at the pinnacles of Aliwal Shoal. This Norwegian bulk carrier, originally measuring 168 meters in length, now rests at a maximum depth of 32m on the sandy ocean floor. Loaded with a full cargo of Molasses, its wreckage is now home to the rare and stunning Harlequin goldie. Discovered by Dr. Allan Connel in 1986, this fish species is unique to the Kwa Zulu Natal area, adding to the allure of the dive site.

Located near Umkomaas, in the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, this underwater marvel offers divers an unforgettable experience. With a visibility of 14m and a maximum depth of 29m, the MV Produce dive is recommended for advanced divers. Explore the historic wreckage while marveling at the colorful Harlequin goldie native to these waters. Discover the wonders of South Africa's underwater world at divechamp.com.