Site de plongée
Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand
MS Mikhail Lermontov
Profondeur typique
36m
- Type
- Épave
- Profondeur typique
- 36 m
- Niveau
- Technical
- Visibilité
- 5–15 m
- Température
- 11–17 °C
- Courant
- Moderate
- Accès
- Open access
- Niveau requis
- Advanced Open Water + drysuit + wreck specialty for external dives on the upper hull; full wreck-penetration training and stage gas for the cabin decks, swimming pool and bridge — the wreck is a maze, with documented diver fatalities.
- Wreck
- Penetration
- Deep Wreck
- Cold Water
- Drysuit Required
- Overhead Environment
- Historic
- Intact Superstructure
Quand plonger
IdéalÀ éviterCorrect
Marlborough Sounds, top of New Zealand's South Island. NZ summer (Nov–Apr) gives the calmest seas and warmest water. Drysuit territory year-round; surface conditions in Port Gore can be exposed.
41.0833° S, 174.0167° E
Notes
Soviet cruise liner that struck rocks and sank in 1986. 176 m on her starboard side — the largest divable cruise-ship wreck in the world.
Faune marine
- Other
- largest divable cruise-ship wreck in the world — 176 m on her starboard side
- Reef fish
- blue cod, butterfly perch, tarakihi, wrasse
- Cephalopods
- octopus in the lifeboat davits
- Invertebrates
- jewel anemones, sea pens, crayfish
Épave
- Navire
- MS Mikhail Lermontov
- Classe
- Ivan Franko-class passenger cruise liner
- Origine
- Soviet Union
- Coulé
- 1986 — struck rocks off Cape Jackson under harbour-pilot conduct, 16 Feb 1986; sank in Port Gore
- Longueur
- 176 m
- Pénétration
- Possible — avec formation
Clubs de plongée qui visitent ce site
- Global Divesource
Auckland (operates to Marlborough), New Zealand · Centre de plongée
- Go Dive Pacific (formerly Go Dive Marlborough)source
Picton, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand · Centre de plongée
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