New Venture Wreck, Orange Beach Alabama

[@barroisboy7713]

I was the lead of the deconstruction of this ship while it was docked. I hope you enjoyed our planned sinking of the New Venture artificial reef.

[@destinsharks8175]

It's one of our favorites!

[@LIONTRIBEACTUAL]

This is exactly where the Dragon Crew-2 splashed down today, according to coordinates from the NASA ISR feed. Pretty cool coincidence

[@eric802]

That has got to be the brightest wetsuit I've ever seen.

[@virgilzetterlindanthropoce2479]

Thanks - we've found it's a great fish attractor!

[@LIONTRIBEACTUAL]

This is exactly where the Dragon Crew-2 splashed down today, according to coordinates from the NASA ISR feed. Pretty cool coincidence

[@lyngant3927]

I am diving this in July, am an advanced diver, do you think I need a guide?

[@destinsharks8175]

That will generally be up to your dive charter and your personal comfort level. Most parts of the wreck are very open. The wreck is large, and reasonably deep - the key is to keep an eye on your bottom time and start back for the upline with plenty of time / gas to make a safe ascent. Nitrox is highly recommended

[@paranatural]

Nice, how far down is the wreck?

[@destinsharks8175]

top is at 65' and the sand is about 120'