Naranjito
Named Nadir in 1918, it is the most visited wreck in the Cabo de Palos area since it is located barely a mile from the port with a deck depth of 26 meters. On April 13, 1943, she was wrecked due to a leak in her hull.
It was carrying a large cargo of oranges that floated out, covering the coast with a singular picture. Since this event, it has been popularly known as “El Naranjito“.
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DIVERS CABO DE PALOS
C/ PUNTA DE LA AZOHIA, 4
30370 CABO DE PALOS
MU - ESP
Centro de Formación Aquaventura y NeuroVerbal
Calle Legazpi nº13 bajo esquina Madre Elisea Oliver bajos
03005 Alicante
A - ESP
MOONDIVE
Puerto Marina de las Salinas
30740 San Pedro del Pinatar
MU - ESP
BUEN AZUL
C/ Metano Nº 31
47012 VALLADOLID
VA - ESP
CONTRACORRIENTE ESCUELA DE BUCEO
CC. Zoco Monterrozas
28232 Las Rozas
M - ESP
Centro de Buceo Islas Hormigas
Paseo de la Barra 15
30370 Cabo de Palos - Murcia
MU - ESP
DEEP EMOTION
Av. Mediterraneo 71 (Local)
04638 Almeria
AL - ESP
ZONA CERO SUB.- Escuela de buceo
Calle Pintor Miguel Angel, 46
28691 Villanueva de la Cañada
M - ESP
Adventure Divers & Activity Center
Ctra Atamaria 72.
30385 Cartagena
MU - ESP