Carbonero
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About this site
The Carbonero is a deep technical wreck at 45 metres on the coast of Murcia, in Spain. She was torpedoed and sunk in 1917 while carrying coal for the war effort. The wreck is 88 metres long, in great condition and sits upright, covered in marine life, with plenty of room to penetrate and explore safely.
It is only suitable for divers with deep diving or technical qualifications.
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