8 Jaw-Dropping Artificial Reefs

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Simply Scuba looks at some of the most amazing and strangest artificial reefs in the world.
1. Scuba Stanley
• Video
2. SELÇUK Ari
• Kuşadası Uçak Batığı A...
3. USS Oriskany, Florida
Lynn Brady
4. AvidDiving
• Army Tank Dive Miami S...
5. Margo Cavis
• USNS General Hoyt S. V...
6. Subnauta
• Diving the Hermenegild...
7. Mark Harris
• NDAC Chepstow 6th Dece...
8. ModelDiver
• Thunderbird 4 at Caper...
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[@philipmateotv7576]

This project is so amazing

[@mad_magpie_rough_gems1065]

Atlantic reef balls

[@JonnyBravo0311]

The Ex-USS KIttiwake is a great wreck dive. She was a USN submarine search and rescue vessel in service from 1946 to 1994. After her service, she was sold to the government of the Cayman Islands and purposefully sunk off Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman in January of 2011. Like the other wrecks you mention in your video, she's got plenty of holes cut into her to allow easy ingress and exit for divers. You can see a short video I made of my dive here: th-cam.com/video/5Si3468rsqw/w-d-xo.html
She's about 250 feet (about 76 meters) from bow to stern and maximum depth is around 65 feet (about 20 meters).
If you don't mind the cold waters, which you're used to in the UK :), Dutch Springs Quarry in Pennsylvania has a number of fun wrecks including a couple planes, a helicopter, train car, trucks, etc.

[@wondersdownunder4003]

Nice video but I would make an adjustment to your layout. Make separate videos for salt water, Fresh water ( lake/river) and then queries. Each one of these areas have unique and interesting artificial structures and ecosystems that develop around the structures.

[@alysiaroberts2030]

There are several here in Guam one of which is the only place where a ship from WWI and WWII touch. The Pacific Islands have some of the best diving in the world.

[@thekid9989]

I have not dove it yet but the Niagara II in Tobermory ON.

[@Pressureproductions]

1:44 someone took it upon themselves to carve a swastika out of algae on the front of the ship......?

[@simplyscuba]

😧😧😧😧😧 How did we not spot that!

[@Pressureproductions]

@@simplyscuba haha, not in your control, just though it was a funny thing to point out (in a weird sort of way).

[@kur1tan]

Wow, seriously? It's like the scratches you find in bathroom stalls. "For a good time call..."

[@OmniReef]

What about the Aircraft Carrier Oriskany in Florida? Surely worth a mention. Nice video though

[@simplyscuba]

Hi Omni Reef. The USS Oriskany is number 3 on the list :) Have you dived it much? :)

[@OmniReef]

Simply Scuba ah apologies

[@tsmjack]

Where in South Carolina is the tank?

[@evandotterer4365]

Most of these are not artificial reefs

[@TacticalCaveman997]

These suck bro, hardly any coral