RMS Rhone (Wreck)

If you're looking for the ultimate dive experience in the water, look no further than the RMS Rhone in the BVI. This historic wreck, sunk during the San Narciso hurricane on October 29, 1867, offers divers a glimpse into the past with numerous artifacts still visible after 150 plus years.

One of the highlights of diving the RMS Rhone is exploring the bow section, which was featured in the classic movie "The Deep" filmed in 1977. As you swim through this section, keep an eye out for schools of soldier fish, stingrays, turtles, and even Caribbean reef sharks. For a truly unforgettable experience, consider planning a night dive, where you'll encounter eels, lobsters, and crabs.

Built in 1865 in Cornwall, England, the RMS Rhone has a rich history waiting to be discovered. To fully appreciate all that this wreck has to offer, be prepared for at least two dives. Your first dive will take you to a depth of 75 feet, with a maximum bottom time of 30 minutes. Don't forget to watch for the friendly turtles known to make appearances near the boat.

On your second dive, you'll descend to a maximum depth of 70 feet and explore the midsection of the wreck. Keep an eye out for a set of giant marine wrenches, known as "spanners" for our British guests. This area is also home to a giant green moray and several octopuses, considered good luck if spotted during your dive. Finally, take in the incredible variety of artifacts still present on the wreck, showcased in scuba magazines such as National Geographic and featured on TV channels like BBC and The Travel Channel.

With visibility reaching up to 20 meters and a maximum depth of 22 meters, the RMS Rhone is suitable for divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced. Located near the beautiful Rhone, this dive site offers an unparalleled underwater adventure that will leave you awestruck. Plan your dive trip now and discover the wonders that await you at the RMS Rhone.