Angelika

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This dive does not exceed 18 meters, it has all the charm that every wreck has.

The Angelika is without a doubt one of the most popular dive spots we have. Built in 1967 and owned by a Greek company, it transported over 4,000 tonnes of potassium chloride from Barcelona to Marghera.

On September 26, 1982, he ran aground  on the rocks of Marmorata, near S. Teresa diGallura. It was thought that his quick release, but it was not, not even the tugs had succeeded ...

This is how in the months that followed  the recovery of pollutants that a storm broke and sank.
Today the wreck appears  unrecognizable, sheet metal fragments are scattered here and there, the rear area is placed on the left side with the terminals in their place. In good condition, the aft chateau is the exterior staircase leading to the upper deck. From the portholes you can see the interior.

The play of light offered is always very beautiful. Colonized today by sponges, algae that provide shelter to groups of sea bream, salps and many other fish.