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Maui Scuba Dive Sites - Molokini and the Maui Coast

Come dive Molokini and south Maui with B&B Scuba. We dive Molokini and a near-shore site daily. Possible Molokini dive sites include Reef's End, Enenu'i, Molokini Back Wall, Reefs End Drift, Enenu'i Drift. Near Shore Sites include Pu'u Olai (Red Hill), St. Anthony's Wreck, White Rock, Tank and Landing Craft, 85 Foot Pinnacle, 5 Graves, WWII Wreck airplane the Helldiver , and more. All dive sites are chosen on the day of the dive based upon conditions, diver skill level, and repeat customer preferences.

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St. Anthony's Wreck

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Saint Anthonys wreck front

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DIVE SITE DETAILS

Min Depth:	50 feet
Max Depth:	70 feet
Scuba Diving Visibility:	75+ feet
Current:	No Current
Experience Level:	Intermediate
Type of dive:	Anchor

GENERAL DIVE SITE INFO

The St. Anthony's Wreck was intentionally sunk in 1997 as an artificial reef. The wreck is 65 feet long and has a cargo area you can swim into. Several turtles reside on the wreck. In years past a few frogfish lived on the wreck and as of Sept 2010 they are still living there. There is a tire reef just off the wreck which is groups of old tires stuck to concrete blocks. The reef does attract lots of fish including Butterflyfish, Trumpet fish, Oval Chromis and an ocassional white tip off in the sand.

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