- Barracuda
- Rainbow Wrasse
- Ghost pipefish
- Ornate ghost pipefish
- Scorpionfish
- Box fish
- Pufferfish
- Angelfish
- Bannerfish
- Clownfish
- Lionfish
- Grouper
- Snapper
- Sweetlips
- pipefish
Dive Site Inchkeith Wreck at Havelock Island
Inchkeith Wreck
In March 1995, the cargo ship SS Inchkeith, carrying coal and timber, hit a rock and sank near Duncan Islands inlet. Today it is a popular dive site with a mysterious vibe due to its lower visibility. The ship's bow rests on its side, with hatches and cargo hold still visible. The stern sits upright at a depth of 18 meters (60 feet), featuring a huge propeller that attracts divers. The wreck is covered with colorful anemones, corals, scorpion fish, and cleaner shrimp. Occasionally giant groupers and barracudas appear, adding to the site’s allure.
The wreck site offers an eeire yet captivating experience for diverse, especially due to scattered cargo remainant on visible in the seabed. Diverse oftem marvel at the massive Propeller, which serves as a hub of marine activity
DEPTH - 59 feet / 18 meters
Marine Life Encounters at Inchkeith Wreck
Useful Training for this Site
- PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
- PADI Open Water Diver
- PADI Wreck Diver
- PADI Underwater Photographer
- PADI Discover Local Diving
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What is the depth of the Inchkeith Wreck at Havelock Island?
The depth of this dive site is 59 feet / 18 meters
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What features of the wreck are visible?
The bow lies on its side, while the stern sits upright with the cargo hold, hatches and a large propeller clearly visible
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What are the marine life soptted at Inchkeith Reef?
You may spot anemones, scorpionfish, cleaner shrimp, gaint groupers, barracudas and occasionaly manta rays