Zaida Wreck

Originally, there is a dhow filled with a cargo of sand that sank in 2004. Having dived on it 6 months later, we discovered an abundance of fish already inhabiting the wreck. To enhance the diving experience, we intentionally sank two additional wrecks nearby. The first wreck, known as the "Madavoile," belongs to the ancestor's family, while the other wreck, named "Madirokely," belongs to the Tamarin family's jewelry. This dive site in the waters of Diana, Antsiranana Province, Madagascar offers an impressive variety of marine life, including scorpion fish, moray eel, crocodile fish, stone fish, school of snapper, barracuda, tazard, and jackfish. With a visibility of 9m and a maximum depth of 27m, this dive spot is recommended for advanced and expert divers. Discover a captivating underwater world in the stunning country of Madagascar.