Mohawck Deer

We descend along the top of the buoy with the wall behind us, at a depth of mt.22. Kick to the right we find the impressive bow of the wreck. This cargo ship sank while being towed to its decommissioning in 1974 and has hit the wall account of the mountain split in two large sections and numerous debris. Forward, we find more in mt.22 and explore the big hole that hole and moray eels. In the inner bow (open) there is a winch / chain around which swim a bank of croakers and some grouper. We cover the wreck and come to the cockpit beside which stands a large capstan. We are now around 30 meters and we can look at the big bunkers on the right side of the wreck. Stock air and no decompression time we allowing students to leave behind us the wreckage and head toward the second section which lies about 35 meters and is very rich in vegetation. Going up the debris at an altitude of 12 meters where we can find refuge in the wreckage of octopus and moray eels. At this point, we reach the chain of the buoy and begin the ascent.