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ALERT (1877) This sleek Bermuda Fishing Sloop set off for a
Franko's BERMUDA fishing trip, but never returned. A month later she was found CRISTÓBOL COLÓN (1936) This beautiful 10,833-ton, 499' (152m) Spanish TAUNTON (1920) This 1,329-ton, 228' (69.5m) Norwegian Cargo Ship
in 40’ (12m) of water just south of North Rock, but with no Luxury Liner was built in 1923, and is the largest shipwreck in Bermuda. She was en route from Norfolk Virginia to St. George’s, Bermuda with a load
survivors. Divers find that jacks and barracuda make a home had a full crew of 160, but no passengers when she ran high and upright onto of coal, when a misty fog hid the reef that she hit. Her engine and boilers 4.90” (12.45cm)
of her remnants now, along with all kinds of reef fish. The the reef at 15 knots. North Rock’s light was out of commission at the time. are investigated by divers, as well as her widely scattered wreckage. Her 4.40” (11.18cm)
water is pristine and visibility is in excess of 80’ (24m). The IRISTO steamed into the rocks the next year, believing the COLÓN to be a depth is only 20’ (6m). 4.30” (10.92cm)
MADIANA (1903) At 3,045 tons and 345' (105m), this huge ship under way. The U.S. Military used her for target practice during WWII, so 3.50” (8.89cm)
iron-hulled Canadian Passenger Steamer hit the reef with she is fully destroyed, with half on one side of the reef, and half on the other, 3.10” (7.87cm)
force while en route from New York to the West Indies, via all ranging from 15’ (5m) to 60’ (18m) depth. 5.10” (12.95cm)
Hamilton, Bermuda. She went down, but all hands escaped 4.60” (11.68cm)
on life boats. Her engine was salvaged during WWII, but North Rock Monthly Rainfall: 5.10” (12.95cm)
wreckage can be seen by divers, including her boilers. Her 32.20C 900F 5.00” (12.70cm)
stern overhangs a sand hole, and her keel sits on a hard coral Beacon 6.60” (16.76cm)
bottom at 25’ (8m) depth. Visibility is great. 26.70C 800F 4.10” (10.41cm)
CARAQUET (1923) This English Mail Steamer was stopping 4.50” (11.43cm)
at Bermuda while sailing from St. John (Virgin Islands) to 21.10C 700F Total Rainfall: 55.2” (140.21cm)
BERMUDA Halifax when she went down in a treacherous current after IRISTO (ARISTO) (1937), This 1,821-ton, 251' (76.5m), made-in-U.S.A. AAvveerraaggee LHoiwghTeTemmppeeraratuturere
smashing into the reef here. Her wreckage is scattered over Norwegian Steamer was coming into Bermuda from St. John’s, Newfoundland 15.60C 600F
DIVE GUIDE an area the size of two soccer fields, but divers still find her when she ran into the reef. Her captain had actually changed course to “follow” Jan
four big boilers, corroding deck plating, piping, winches, the COLÓN, which he didn’t realize was sitting high, wrecked on the reef since Feb
“The World’s Best capstans, and a big encrusted anchor. a year before. She was being towed to port the next day, but sank at this spot Mar
Shipwreck Diving” due to her considerable damage. Her bow and stern are still intact, sitting in Apr
SAN PEDRO (1596) This 350-ton Spanish Nau was amongst its 55’ (17m) of water. Divers find photogenic opportunities in her anchors, May
In Association with sister ships in the Spanish “Nueva España Flota” when she went boilers, engine and a broken propeller. Jun
down, not to be found again until 1951. This turned out to be MANILLA (1750's) The remains of this unknown wrecked Jul
the first major treasure recovery of the 20th Century. Only a few Dutchman lie upside-down in just 15’ (5m) of water. Aug
timber remnants and ballast remain to be found. A famous Sep
emerald-studded cross, which was recovered by San Pedro’s Oct
discoverer Teddy Tucker, was stolen. Restricted Dive site. Nov
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ELDA (1956) This 45' (14m) American Yacht was racing from Newport, Annual Bermuda Air Temperature & Precipitation
R.I. to Bermuda, but ran into the reef upon reaching her destination.
CURLEW (1856) This 528-ton, 182’ (55.5m), steel- Her 3-ton lead keel is still there, but that’s all that a diver might find, 32.20C 900F
hulled, 3-masted English Steamer sailed the Halifax- other than tons of fish and a beautiful reef. 26.70C 800F
Bermuda-St. Thomas route, but ran into the reef in 21.10C 700F
rough seas. All aboard were saved, plus seven out EAGLE (1659) The crew and passengers of this English COLLECTOR (1823) Little remains of this American Schooner 15.60C 600F Water Temperature
of nine mail bags were rescued. She sits one mile Merchantman had to take to the lifeboats when she ran which struck the reef while arriving in Bermuda from New Brunswick. Water Color
east of North Rock at 35’ (11m) depth in beautiful, into Bermuda’s reef while voyaging from Plymouth, England
clear water. to Jamestown, Virginia. She wasn’t discovered until 1956
when the Elda almost sank right on top of her. A few old
artifacts have been recovered, but the only thing to find
at the site today are two encrusted cannons.
XING DA (1997) This 221' (67m) Chinese Smuggling Vessel was Jan Jan
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years. She was seized by the U.S. Coast Guard in 1996 while 01 2
smuggling 86 Chinese nationals to the U.S., and then the broken
down ship was scuttled outside the reef in 104’ (31m) of water in BERMUDA POSTAGE STAMPS Use of images Miles 200’ (61m)
1997. Trash, waste, oil, and bulkhead doors were removed before by kind permission of the BPO - Bermuda 150’ (45.8m)
sinking. She is a haven for big snappers, barracuda, and groupers. Philatelic Bureau. 01 2 100’ (30.5m)
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BEAUMARIS CASTLE (1873) This 1,040-ton, 202’ (61.5m) English
iron-hulled sailing vessel had sojourned all the way from Calcutta
en route to New York when she met her demise on Bermuda’s
32025'N MARK ANTONIO (1777) This Spanish Ship is known as a wicked Mills Breakers reef. Attempts to refloat her failed, and one 50’ (15.3m)
man lost his life and others were poisoned as they inhaled noxious
“double-ended Mediterranean privateer” and was en route fumes during efforts to get her back up. This tragedy led to abandoning
from St. Eustatius to Cape Henlopen, Delaware with a stop further attempts to refloat the vessel, although the cargo was saved. Annual Bermuda Water Visibility (Clarity)
in Bermuda. Explorer Teddy Tucker discovered her sparse RESTRICTED MOST POPULAR POPULAR WRECK INFREQUENT RARELY DIVED MOST POPULAR NON- MOST POPULAR BEACH Divers find a row of deadeyes marking her location, and a bow
remnants, including musket shot and cannon balls, in the WRECKS**: WRECK DIVES: DIVES: WRECK DIVES: WRECKS: WRECK DIVES: SNORKELING: that points to the surface at 25’ (8m) depth on the north side of Mills
BERMUDA SHIPWRECK CERTIFICATE early 1960’s. Breakers. COL. WILLIAM BALL (1943) During WWII this 119' (36m) Yacht
The Bermuda Department of Tourism gives certificates Emily Davis *Constellation Airplane (B-29) Alert Apollo Achilles Bay Church Bay was converted for U.S. Army Transportation, but severe weather
to visitors who dive and explore any or all of 22 favourite Floating Dock *Cristóbal Colón Beaumaris Castle Avenger Elda drove her onto Mills Breakers, where she still lies is just 15’ (5m)
shipwrecks. These 22 wreck dives appear on the lists at KING GEORGE (THE DREDGER) (1930) This 388-ton, Fratenite Hull *Hermes *Blanche King Collector HMS Cerebrus Dockyards Snorkel Park Devonshire Bay to 26’ (8m) of water. A wreck investigation discovered that the
the center of this map and are marked with an asterisk (*). 171’ (52m) Dredger was in service in Bermuda from 1911 HMS Ready *Iristo (Aristo) Caesar Curlew Hunters Galley Mills Breakers warning buoy had disappeared during the high
Your Bermuda dive operator will provide your certificate to 1930, then scuttled because they had a new dredge. Eastern Blue Cut Elbow Beach AVENGER (1894) Bermuda’s “Mills Breakers” reef claimed this fine seas, resulting in the loss of the ship.
free of charge. This is your permanent reminder that Now she is useful as a dive site, with a full encrustation of English Brigantine as she sailed from Nova Scotia to the Caribbean
North Rock Jobson’s Cove
Bermuda is the top shipwreck dive destination in the world. hard and soft corals and lots of fish. Depth: 60’ (18m) Nurkoplin *Lartington *Caraquet Drydock Katherine Tobacco Bay John Smith’s Bay via Bermuda. She is one of at least three wrecks that this reef has
See www.divebermuda.com/certs.aspx for details of these San Antonio *L’Herminie Col. Wm. G. Ball Eagle Manilla Western Blue Cut Pollockshields sunk. SEA VENTURE (1609) The Sea Venture is a completely protected wreck and cannot
wrecks.
San Pedro *Marie Celestia *Darlington Frenchman Mark Antonio Shelly Long Bay be visited. This English Flagship brought Bermuda’s first settlers. Sea Venture
was the Flagship of a fleet bringing settlers from Plymouth, England to Jamestown,
MONTANA/NOLA (1863) This was a 750-ton, 236' (72m) English Paddlewheel Sea Venture *Minnie Breslauer Grotto Bay Barges King Mussel Snorkel Park Virginia. However, a ferocious hurricane blew her off course and separated her
Steamer that ran blockade for the Confederacy during the U.S. Civil War. She
was headed for Bermuda to take on coal when she ripped a 10’ (3m) hole in Tyfon/Taifun *Montana/Nola HMS Vixen Lord Amherst Somerset Long Bay Achilles Bay from six other vessels in her fleet. She was deliberately grounded by Admiral Sir
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SEA VENTURE (FERRY) (2007) Named after the ship that her side and went down. Divers descend 30’ (9m) to find her bow surprisingly
brought the first colonists to Bermuda in 1609, this government intact, her paddlewheels very recognizable, and her fantail completely encrusted
ferry was scuttled here after preparation to create a reef for sea in marine growth.
life and a new attraction for divers. The sandy bottom is 60’
(18m) deep here, and this 75’ (23m) boat reaches within 30’ LARTINGTON (1879) Divers find this 245' (75m) English Steamer
(9m) of the surface. A huge old grouper has taken up residence, to be exquisitely photogenic. Her bow lies on its port side mostly
and this boat will slowly become encrusted. intact, her mid-section is crumbling and scattered, although her
CONSTELLATION (1943) This beautiful four-masted American boilers are recognizable, and a broken prop is the highlight of
Schooner was heading from New York to Venezuela carrying a exploring her stern. This wreck sits in 15’-30’ (5m-9m) of water.
2000-ton load, including 700 cases of Scotch whiskey, drugs and
supplies. However, she was badly leaking, so she was diverted NORTH SHORE CORAL REEF PRESERVE
to Bermuda. Heavy currents carried her into the reef here, where Bermuda laws protect all corals from damage
she went down. The whiskey was saved. Divers have found and specifically prohibits removing any marine
numerous drug bottles, and a huge assortment of goods, giving organisms live or dead, even shells, from the
her the nickname, “The Woolworth Wreck”. She sits in 30’ (9m) Coral Reef Preserves.
of water just 10’s of meters from the Montana Wreck.
WESTERN BLUE CUT This beautiful reef stretches for
miles. The water is crystal clear, and several shipwrecks
are found here including the CONSTELLATION. This site North
is a popular destination for glass-bottom boats. DIVE SHOP
EASTERN BLUE CUT (BLUE HOLE) Spectacular reefs
host a myriad of tropical fishes. As with most reefs around
L'HERMINIE (1838) This 60-gun, 300' (91m) French Frigate Bermuda, this one has a number of shipwrecks. A great Nonsuch Scaur
was on duty in Caribbean waters when her crew became ill place for snorkeling. Castle Roads
with yellow fever. She was headed from Havana back to
France when she ran into rough weather, and the captain Rd
decided to shelter in Bermuda. Instead, she wound up on the
reef and sank. 495 crewmen were brought into Ely’s Harbour
safely by locals. 40 cannons and a few cannon balls, plus SPANISH WRECK (~1700)
SGoruenadt Main Island 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Swan’s Bay
Grassy Bay
Hinson’s Bay
Tynes Bay
Robinson Bay
Vessey
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Glebe Frog Ln BrightoRnd Hill
Red HKolneiHgehrtm’sBaBanay’sy Rd
Long Bay Ln
Rosemont Av Av
Pitts Bay Rd Ln
Ely’s Harbour Mission Rd
Southcote Rd
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Vale Rd Rd
HHiloluse St.
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Rd Marley Beach
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