Mawali Wreck
The Mawali is a Japanese World War II cargo ship of roughly 65 m that burned and sank in the 1940s and now lies on its port side between about 15 and 31 m. The hull is well covered with hard corals, and in current the masts and poles are crowded with lionfish; batfish, jacks, cuttlefish, nudibranchs and mantis shrimps are also seen. The forward cargo holds can be entered, but the engine room is unstable.
Tiefe: 15–31 m