Shipwreck Sanni
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About this site
Shipwreck Sanni is a cargo ship wreck in Turkish waters at about 41.9982 N, 28.0302 E, reached from the shore.
The ship was built in 1968 and carried several names over the years, including Petr Kakhovskiy, Simba, Perla and Mana Maria, before becoming the Sanni. She measured 77 m (253 ft) long and 11 m (36 ft) wide, with a 1500 HP Sulzer Zgoda engine and a speed of 12 knots.
Over the decades the wreck has become an artificial reef, and its hull gives shelter and attachment points for marine life. Sections of the hull and parts of the engine can be seen, and the shallow depth leaves plenty of bottom time for photography.
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The best months are May through October, when waves are generally under 1 m, with June, July and August rated highest.
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