Turkish Cement Boat (Wreck) - אוניית המלט הטורכית

The wreck of a Turkish boat sank during a storm in 1998, providing an exceptional diving experience for advanced and expert divers. Situated at a depth of 12 meters (36 feet) and resting on its side, this underwater site offers a mesmerizing spectacle. The boat carried 850 tons of cement sacks, which spilled out around the wreck and solidified over time into captivating cement boulders.

Located near Carmel Station in Haifa, Israel, this dive site presents a visibility of 10 meters and a maximum depth of 11 meters. Divers can anticipate encountering an array of marine life, including typical Mediterranean fish as well as unique species such as night/cave fish that inhabit the wreck.

Discover the thriving ecosystem that has transformed this wreck into its home. Immerse yourself in this distinctive underwater habitat and uncover the hidden treasures beneath the sea's surface.