潜点: Dago

关于 Dago

The SS Dago, a British merchant vessel, lies off the coast of Peniche, Portugal, approximately four miles southwest. This historic shipwreck is a casualty of World War II, having been sunk on March 15, 1942, by a German Focke-Wulf FW 200 Condor bomber. Its significant historical context as a war-effort merchant ship makes it a notable dive site in the region. The Dago project, focusing on this specific wreck, was active from 2005 to 2012, indicating a period of dedicated exploration and study. While the sources do not provide details on the wreck's current topography, such as depth bands or specific features, its historical significance and the research conducted suggest it holds interesting structures for divers to explore. Information regarding specific marine life, seasonality, or likelihood of encounters at the Dago site is not detailed in the provided sources. However, as an Atlantic dive site, it would generally host cold-water species typical of the Portuguese coast. The sources do not specify the practical diving experience for the Dago, including typical current conditions, entry methods, or recommended diver certification levels. The mention of the 'Dago project' being 'extended, in operational terms, until 2012' suggests it is a known and accessible site, but further operational details are absent.