This is the wreck of a WWII vintage freighter that sank in Charlotte Amalie Harbor and was moved out to the clear, calm waters of Buck Island Cove by the combined efforts of divers, dive shop operators and the federal and local governments. The forces of nature have taken their toll on the ship leaving it in three distinct pieces. Sand dwellers around the wreck include yellowheaded jawfish who come out of their holes to greet divers, rays and cushion star fish. Schools of squid frequent the environs and barracuda, turtles, lobsters are residents of this wreck. You will be entertained on your descent and safety stop by large schools of yellow tail snapper begging for food. This is an outstanding night dive due to the large number of stingrays that migrate there for the evening. Calm waters make snorkeling simple and enjoyable.

Depth: 40'