Fuh Sheng Dive Site — Saint-Martin

Fuh Sheng dive site in Saint-Martin

About Fuh Sheng

Un navire de pêche taïwanais délibérément coulé comme récif artificiel au large de Cupecoy Bay en 1995, reposant à 30 mètres sur un fond marin sablonneux. La position profonde attire des visiteurs pélagiques, notamment des raies aigles, des carangues et parfois des requins-bouledogues. Des anguilles jardinières tapissent les bancs de sable environnants, et des barracudas planent souvent au-dessus de la superstructure.

Site Information

  • Depth: 20–30 m
  • Difficulty: advanced
  • Site type: Wreck
  • Region: Saint-Martin

Highlights

  • Épave profonde
  • Raies aigles
  • Anguilles jardinières

Marine Life at Fuh Sheng

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