Fuh Sheng Dive Site — St. Maarten

Fuh Sheng dive site in St. Maarten

About Fuh Sheng

A Taiwanese fishing vessel deliberately sunk as an artificial reef off Cupecoy Bay in 1995, resting at 30 metres on a sandy seabed. The deep position attracts pelagic visitors including eagle rays, jacks, and occasional bull sharks. Garden eels carpet the surrounding sand flats, and barracuda often hover above the superstructure.

Site Information

  • Depth: 20–30 m
  • Difficulty: advanced
  • Site type: Wreck
  • Region: St. Maarten

Highlights

  • Deep wreck
  • Eagle rays
  • Garden eels

Marine Life at Fuh Sheng

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