I think this is the only wreck in Fort Lauderdale easily accessible without a boat. With your scuba gear on swim past the swimming buoy. It is about parallel with Sea Watch On The Ocean restaurant. When you start to see staghorn coral you know you are on the right path. If you can’t find it the first time no worries at least you got to see some cool ledges with small reef formations and fish.

Nice spot for a shallow dive and some fish. The ledge just north of the wreck is nice too, but not better than all the others. Great for a shore dive, if you do not want to spend money in charting a boat. You go with a 80CUft tank on a snorkel and enjoy about 1.2 hours underwater back to shore.

If you have winds coming from land, the boat will Swing to 30 foot depth. If the wind comes out of the east towards shore, you'll be in 15 foot water as you get off the boat. Makes a big difference for inexperienced snorkelers. For divers this is a great shallow wreck to get started on.

It's pretty torn up but there's tons of life. You can get to it from shore but it's a long swim and you need a flag. Watch for boaters. Wreck is between 15-20 feet deep.

Easy to boat to, with miring buoys adjacent but there isn’t a lot of wildlife at the wreck to keep you interested for long.

Nice wreck site, plenty of tropical fish and a few turtles. Water was 80° with a very light swell.

Nice easy depth for a trained freediver. Max I hit was 22'. Decent viz, plenty of Marine life.

As long as you don't see dive boats, it is quiet place. Some corals, not too many though.

Nice easy shallow water dive. Visibility was good and lots to see

Excellent wreck dive that you can reach from the shore.