JOHN GILMORE
Croatia
The John Gilmore is a popular dive wreck off the coast of Pula in Croatia. It's an old merchant steamer with a length of 85 meters and a width of 12 meters. The highest point of the wreck is at 30 meters and the deepest at 42 meters. Not much is known about the identity of the John Gilmore. The ship was built in England and named after the John Gilmore engines, which were found on the wreck. The John Gilmore is believed to have sunk during World War I.
Particulars
The John Gilmore is located off the coast of Pula in Istria, Croatia. The wreck is accessible by boat.
Warnings
The John Gilmore has accessible compartments, but penetration requires wreck diving experience. The wreck is reasonably intact, but has many openings. Good navigation is important.
JOHN GILMORE Features
- Address
- Pula, Croatië
- Parking
- at boat charter
- Distance
- 30 minuten varen vanaf de haven van Pula
- Suitable for
- advanced divers, wreck divers
- Permit
- N.v.t.
- Access
- book boat dive at one of the dive schools
- Facilities
- boat dive facilities
- Water
- salt
- Kind of dive
- wreck dive
- Current
- limited
- Visibility
- 20 m.
- Average visibility
- 15 - 25 m.
- Depth
- 44 m.
- Bottom
- sand
- Life
- conger eel or conger, mackerel, octopus, blackspot seabream
- Other recreation
- boating, yachting
Current weather conditions
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