M. V. Ida Maria

The 110-foot vessel was sunk in 1986 after Hurricane Klaus, and it currently rests 60 feet below the surface. The hull is now encrusted with plate and pencil corals. Octopi, shrimp, urchins, arrow crabs, and sea cucumbers dwell among the anemones and sponges that also decorate the wreckage. Lobsters and large moray eels may be spotted near the bottom of the ship. The site has excellent visibility.