South Side of Oahu

Sunken shipwreck resting on the ocean floor, with marine life swimming nearby

The Sea Tiger

As the deepest shipwreck dive site for recreational scuba diving on the island, the Sea Tiger offers a captivating underwater experience. Sunk as an artificial reef in 1999, this approximately 190-foot-long wreck has an abundance of Hawaiian marine life. From green sea turtles and majestic eagle rays to moray eels, and white tip reef sharks, the Sea Tiger is teeming with vibrant marine biodiversity. Resting at a depth of 120 feet at the bow of the shipwreck, with the deck situated around 90 feet below the surface

Dive Type: Wreck Dive (From Boat)

Dive Level: Advanced

Average Depth: 80 - 115 Feet

Underwater view of a sunken shipwreck with coral and marine life surrounding it.

The YO-257

Considered one of the most thrilling shipwreck scuba diving sites in Hawaii, the YO-257 offers a unique two-for-one experience. Alongside the YO-257, measuring 190 feet in length, lies the San Pedro, an 80-foot-long wreck, creating a captivating dive opportunity. Prepare to encounter an array of Hawaii's marine life, including white-tip reef sharks, eagle rays, and vibrant schools of tropical fish. This dive offers an abundance of underwater wonders and an unforgettable exploration of these remarkable shipwrecks. Maximum depth is 100 feet.

Dive Type: Shore / Boat Dive

Dive Level: Beginner

Average Depth: 60-70 Feet