Abelard

This historic steam trawler, now a minesweeper, lies at a depth of 13 meters on a sandy seafloor, with its bow directed towards the open water. Though the wreck is somewhat fragmented, it remains relatively intact, allowing cautious divers to explore the 5-meter high boiler, albeit in a tight space. The marine life here is truly captivating.

Around the wreck, divers can encounter a variety of species, including sponges, lobsters, large spider crabs, cuttlefish, dogfish, and several types of wrasse and pollack.