Reid's Dive Log

I have over 50 dives on this wreck so I maybe a little partial to it. The entry from shore is doable, but the waves can get a bit choppy. I would suggest parking at the Holiday Beach and getting a ride to the shore entry if the currents are going towards the HBH. Beginners and even inter. divers might want to get a guide from the HBH dive shop. The dive itself is amazing. A little for everyone from drifting at 80ft along the side to a night dive around the engine room. After about 20 to 30 mins on the wreck you can drift back to the HBH for an easy exit and a secure car. Have fun and say hi to my friends at the HBH and Hooks Hut (Diversity.)

Great site for all types of divers. Pretty standard shoulder/wall dive into the current for a half of a tank. For the more advanced tech types there is a tug boat wreck right at 175 to 200 (I don't have my log book in front of me.) To get there it's a really long surface swim to the left (as you face the water) to the yellow square buoy. Then descend past the cars to the tug. No real reason to go in, but you could if you wanted. On the way back up you'll see all the cars and the barge that carried them. Great easy slope for the deco on the way back up.