S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck

This dive site in Goa, India is perfect for divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced. Starting at a shallow depth of just 2 meters and reaching a maximum depth of 11 meters, it offers an incredible underwater experience. The wreck is filled with fascinating features including numerous holes and windows, allowing divers to explore and observe the vibrant marine life that has made this site its home.

The marine life found here is diverse and captivating. Common sightings include Scorpion Fish, Blennies, Groupers, Barracudas, Nudibranchs, Eels, Angel Fish, and Surgeon Fish. There are also rare encounters with Sting Rays, Eagle Rays, Sea Horses, Bat Fish, Turtles, Octopuses, and Lion Fish, adding to the thrill of the dive.

Famous among divers, this site is known as Suzy's Wreck, named after a dedicated diver who frequented this spot in the early 1990s or even earlier. The wreck itself was once a British ship called S.S. Rita, which met its fate when it struck a group of rocks near Grade Island while transporting rails to an Indian port. Now resting in two halves beside Grande Island, the front half is the renowned Suzy's Wreck. Every inch of this dive site holds the potential for discovery, from the tiniest nudibranchs to the majestic Malabar Groupers. It's a truly unique experience.

Situated in one of the many coves of Grande Island, Suzy's Wreck offers calm waters with no currents, providing a peaceful and enjoyable dive. With an average dive time of approximately 45 minutes, it is perfect for beginners. The visibility reaches up to 4 meters, allowing for clear views of the underwater world.

Located near Vasco da Gama, Mormugao, South Goa, this dive site is easily accessible for divers. Its proximity to these locations makes it a convenient and exciting spot to explore. Come and dive into the wonders of Suzy's Wreck, a truly remarkable dive experience in India.