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Location: Sakarya wreck and reef (Turkey)
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Was originally thought to be the Duchess of York because of the bell found there but now after measurements were made it has been found to be the Sakarya. It lies in 3 diveable pieces. The shallow part lies on the western side of the reef starting at 14m and the stern at 26m. usually dusky, wreck and mottled groupers around the wreck. Plenty of damselfish too. On the deeper eastern side are another 2 parts of the wreck. The first at around 30m and if you head due east from there you hit the next part at 46m down to 62m, usually fairy basslets inside the wreck here. As ever there is a chance to see turtles around the reef. Beware the thousands of urchins covering the top of the reef and also the golden sea fern. Tucked in the rocks are starfish, octopus and beadlet anemones.
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