© Ouanalao Dive, 97133 Saint Barthelemy
Kayali (Wreck)
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Close to Sugarloaf island, this 30m long trawler was sunk by St. Barth in 1994 for the pleasure of divers and marine animals. The Kayali Wreck reaches a depth of 29m. Perfect to discover wreck diving. It is possible to go inside the wreck and visit many rooms accessible to trained divers.
The Kayali wreck is a great dive site to see sea turtles and eagle rays.
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Eagle Ray
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Loggerhead Turtle
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Hawksbill Turtle
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Moray Eel
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Grey Reef Shark
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Nurse Shark
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Spiny Lobster
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Blacktip Reef Shark
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Stingrays
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