Mozambique
RMS Umhlanga Wreck
About this Dive Site
Description
The RMS Umhlanga Wreck, resting near Inhaca Island, is a captivating historical artifact transformed into a thriving artificial reef. Sunk in 1911, its skeletal remains now shelter a diverse community of marine life, from camouflaged lionfish to curious octopus. Advanced divers will find this site a rewarding exploration of history and abundant sea life.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
March, April, May, June, July, August, September
Jan
Summer rains, plankton blooms
Feb
Summer rains, plankton blooms
Mar
End of rainy season, clearer waters
Apr
Humpback whale migration begins
More monthly highlights
May
Humpback whale migration, manta rays
Jun
Humpback whale migration, manta rays
Jul
Humpback whale migration, manta rays
Aug
Humpback whale migration, manta rays
Sep
Manta ray season
Oct
Manta ray season
Nov
Plankton blooms, potential for whale sharks
Dec
Plankton blooms, potential for whale sharks
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