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English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. English (Translate this text in English): Easy entry from shore. The are two mooring buoys attached to the wreck. How?  Distance  Easy to find?

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English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

English (Translate this text in English): Bonaire most famous wreck. The wreck lies on its side, with the keel parallel to the reef, bow to the south at depth of 30 meters/ 100 feet. Tarpon and barracuda are usually seen around the wreck. The underside of the hull is covered in Orange Cup Corals. Tarpon are always around. in the sandy channel you find garden eels.

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