British Loyalty Wreck

Wreck

British Loyalty Wreck.

Photo: NOAA (uncredited) · Public domain

Type

Wreck

Depth

16–33 m

Skill level

advanced

Current

mild

Best season

Calmer Jan–Apr; year-round

The British Loyalty is a 134 m WWII oil tanker, torpedoed in Addu Atoll, that now rests on its port side in roughly 16-33 m of water inside the atoll lagoon between Hithadhoo and Maradhoo. The hull is heavily encrusted with hard and soft coral and supports schooling glassfish, sweetlips, batfish and moray eels. Conditions are typically calm and sheltered with little current, making it suitable for less experienced divers as well as wreck specialists.

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Depths, currents and sightings are typical — conditions vary with tide, season and operator briefing.