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English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is accessible only by dive boat.
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Alternative name Heino, Maude Wonsild, Mauds Isa, Hem Berto, Marilyn, Nata
Average depth 70.1 m / 230 ft
Max depth 80.8 m / 265.1 ft
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English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
English (Translate this text in English): The Bill Boyd is a deep dive only for Technical divers. The coral and fish of the wreck are great. Depth limits the bottom time, but it's worth diving this deep.
She is a 211 foot German freighter (built in Hamburg in 1964) that was sunk as an artificial reef on July 18, 1986. Today she sits upright in 265 feet of water.
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