Wreck of the Andes
About this Dive Site
Description
The Wreck of the Andes, a 19th-century merchant vessel, lies in the shallow, clear waters of Deep Bay on Antigua's south coast. This historical wreck has transformed into a thriving artificial reef, now home to barracuda, octopuses, and diverse coral species, with its mast still a prominent feature.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
March, April, November, December
Jan
Good for wreck diving, potential for pelagics
Feb
Humpback whale migration
Mar
Calmer seas, good visibility
Apr
Manta ray season
More monthly highlights
May
Turtle nesting season begins
Jun
Turtle nesting, potential for plankton blooms
Jul
Turtle nesting, warmer waters
Aug
Warmer waters, potential for reduced visibility
Sep
End of rainy season, still warm
Oct
Visibility improving, start of calmer seas
Nov
Manta ray season begins
Dec
Manta ray season, good for wreck diving
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