France
The wreck of B17
About this Dive Site
Description
Discover the poignant resting place of the B17, a WWII American bomber that crashed in 1944 and now lies largely intact at 27 meters. This historical wreck has become a thriving artificial reef, attracting a diverse array of marine life that calls its metal hull home.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
June, July, August, April, May, September, October
Mar
Seabed starting to show more activity
Apr
Good visibility, potential for early season barracuda
May
Abundant fish life, colorful anemones
Jun
Excellent visibility, ideal for exploring reefs and wrecks
More monthly highlights
Jul
Peak season for clear water and diverse marine life, including groupers
Aug
Warmest water, exceptional visibility, good chance of seeing larger fish
Sep
Still great visibility, fewer divers
Oct
Mating season for some species, good for macro photography
Nov
Wreck diving can be excellent with good conditions
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