The wreck is a good variation to the usual dive under the jetty. It's a 7 m long boat, sitting in 16 m of water, often surrounded by marine life. Mind that the whole bottom is very silty, so if you plan to take pictures you need to approach with caution of it will disappear into a cloud.

Due to the silt, the visibility can be better or (often) worse than under the jetty. Here a video I shot in June 2022.

Two ways to get to the wreck: underwater trail or surface swim

Underwater trail, a fun way to test your navigation skills: from the wider section of the jetty (see bigger map), swim perpendicularly to the rubble patch and to the big plough anchor that sits in the middle (28 m from the jetty). From there follow its big chain that departs from the anchor. After about 10 m it may disappear under the sand, keep the same heading and after a few metres it will reappear from the sand. Follow the chain to where it meets 2 more chains, forming a shape like chicken fingers. There, at 11 m of depth, you are right below the big white buoy. 

Take the chain to your right and swim along it for 20 chain rings, then turn 90' left and hold the bearing. After about 10 metres a similar chain will appear from the sand. Follow it for 45 metres, passing a tubolar structure to the left and after a few metres you will se the wreck to your left. To return, follow the same steps.

Surface swim to the big white buoy but look out for boats during the weekends. Drop along the chain to the bottom at 11 metres, you will see the chicken fingers (3 chains departing from the base).  From there follow the instructions described above for the underwater trail.

Please note: over time the sand may move covering or uncovering the chain differently from what illustrated here (as of June 2022).