The wreck is of a 14th-century Chinese trader which apparently caught fire and sank. Salvage efforts discovered that the wreck was full of Ming Dynasty pottery and other valuable artefacts. The treasures have since been almost completely recovered and are now on display in many of the dive shops. Only a few skeletal hull structures remain. You will see plenty of little blue and white China chips.
Marine life includes blue-spotted rays and moorish idols.
The depth range is from 20-60 feet with a moderate current. The depth range is from 25-90 feet. Visibility varies with the moderate to strong currents, but can be up to 100 feet. With sharks swimming around inside an enclosed space over 60 feet underwater, this is obviously for experienced divers only, especially as you will have to watch out for poisonous stonefish. Dive the south side on a flood tide, the north side on a slack tide.