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English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. English (Translate this text in English): Boat dives to the wreck are provided by a dive center; boat ride is approximately 10 minutes. How? By boat Distance Short boat time (< 10min) Easy to find? Hard to find

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English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

English (Translate this text in English): The "Peltastis" sank in 1968 and is known locally as the "GRK"(the Greek). The shipwreck is in excellent condition and still in one piece. She lies in an upright position with the tip of the foremast only 7 meters underwater. The wreck is 60 meters in length, lying in a maximum depth of 32 meters. More experienced divers can pass through the command bridge and cargo holds. The foredeck starts at a depth of +/- 18m andwhen moving towards the aft deck, depth increases to +/- 25m. The prop lies in the sand at 32 meters. There are large schools of fish present, including an abundance of scorpion fish on the wreck.

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