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This wreck lies off Normandy's coast in the English Channel, resting at 25 meters. The HMS Hussar, a WWII vessel, is now encrusted with marine life. Expect lobsters, crabs, and schools of pollock weaving through its structure. Strong currents make this dive best for experienced divers. Visibility varies but often reaches 10 meters. The wreck's intact sections offer thrilling swim-throughs. Nearby reefs add to the site's appeal. Cold water requires proper thermal protection. Ideal for history buffs and wreck enthusiasts.
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