Fetlar
Cargo ship of about 55 m that sank in 1919 on its way from England to Saint-Malo after hitting the Bunel rocks; all crew survived. Part of its cargo of leather shoes can still be seen. One of the best-known wrecks of the bay, at around 20 m and reached from a fixed mooring.
Facts
- Region: France – Atlantic & Channel
- Area: Saint-Malo & Côte d'Émeraude
- Depth: 17–28 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: moderate
- Type: wreck
- Coordinates: 48.6803, -2.0712
- Highlights: 55 m cargo ship, cargo of leather shoes still visible, fixed mooring
- Tips: Plan for slack water; the current picks up quickly around the Bunel rocks.