River Gurara Proa (Wreck)

River Gurara MV is a Nigerian cargo motor vessel that tragically sank during a strong storm on February 26, 1989, near Cape Espichel in Portugal. Despite the challenging conditions, the ship broke in the middle, with its bow remaining close to the coast. This dive site offers an incredible opportunity to explore the intact bow of the River Gurara wreck, with an average depth of 28m.

Divers will be captivated by the diverse marine life that has taken refuge within the wreck. From large congers and pouts to seabreams, wrasses, morays, squids, and octopuses, this dive site is teeming with fascinating underwater creatures.

Visibility at this site is around 9m, allowing divers to fully appreciate the beauty and details of the wreck. With a maximum depth of 26m, this dive site is best suited for advanced divers who possess the necessary experience and skills.

Located in the picturesque country of Portugal, this dive site is in close proximity to Parque Marinho Luiz Saldanha - Zona Protecção Parcial, Proibida a passagem, Castelo, Sesimbra, Setúbal, 2970-085, Portugal.

Immerse yourself in the history and marine wonders of the River Gurara MV wreck. Explore the intact bow, and catch a glimpse of the remaining hull and crane. Discover an underwater world like no other at this remarkable dive site.