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Indra (Wrack)

3.6 — based on 12 community signals
4.1 9 species 12 contributors

Indra is a wreck dive in the United States open year-round with nine recorded species observations and three community videos.

⭐ Best for intermediate divers.

updated 4 months ago
Difficulty
Intermediate
WreckBoatOnly

At a glance

Activity
dive
Difficulty
intermediate
Marine life
Green sea turtle

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Conditions today

Conditions

Open-Meteo
Wind
13.8 kn
Wave
0.7 m
Water
27.6°C
N E S W
Wind direction (7d)
Primary: NE (19%)
Now: SSW (206°)
Tide (7 days)
range: 1.25m

Today: High 01:00 (-0.16m), Low 07:00 (-0.75m)

+0.4 m0 m-0.8 m
▲ 01:00 · -0.16m ▼ 07:00 · -0.75m ▲ 14:00 · +0.08m ▼ 20:00 · -0.64m Now -0.2m
Fri 18Sat 19Sun 20Mon 21Tue 22Wed 23Thu 24
UV6.85 · high Air PM2.511 · good 06:52 19:09
Day Wind Wave UV Rain
09-18 17.5 0.7 7 0mm
09-19 18.3 0.68 6 0mm
09-20 15.5 0.64 7 0mm
09-21 10.2 0.58 7 0mm
09-22 9.1 1.2 4 12mm
09-23 16.4 1.9 6 9mm
09-24 12.9 2.18 6 0mm

About this spot

Indra wreck offers divers a chance to explore a submerged vessel in United States waters. The site operates year-round, making it accessible to divers planning trips at almost any time. With nine documented species observations on record, the wreck supports marine life worth noting during your dive. The dive site has generated community interest, with three videos available showing what divers encounter at Indra. These resources can help you prepare for your visit and understand the conditions you'll face underwater. The wreck itself provides the structural interest typical of vessel dives, with chambers, passageways, and exterior features to explore. Since Indra is not within a marine protected area, standard dive practices apply. Local dive operators familiar with the site can provide current conditions, equipment recommendations, and safety briefings. Wreck diving requires proper training and respect for the structure—always follow your guide's instructions and dive within your certification level. Whether you're a wreck enthusiast or looking to add a unique dive to your logbook, Indra delivers the historical and structural appeal that makes vessel dives memorable. Check with local dive shops for the latest access information, seasonal conditions, and any updates to the site.

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Marine life

Green sea turtle

Dive types

Wreck

Trip essentials

Everything you need before you pack — checklist, sun, logistics.

Trip checklist

  • 🛂 Visa-free or visa-on-arrival
  • 📜 C-card + dive insurance (DAN)
  • 📔 Dive logbook
  • 🧴 Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50+
  • 🔌 Plug type A/B · 120V adapter
  • 💊 Seasickness meds + ear drops
  • 📱 Offline maps + emergency contact

Quick facts

  • 🌓 Moon First quarter · 48%
  • GPS
Sustainability disclosures
🌍 CO2 footprint LHR ↔ 6187km · ~1423kg · €26

FAQ

Can I dive Indra year-round?

Yes, Indra is open to diving year-round with no seasonal closures listed. Water conditions may vary by season, so contact local dive operators for current conditions and visibility reports before booking your trip.

What marine life will I see at Indra?

Nine species observations have been recorded at Indra. Community videos show actual wildlife encounters at the site. For a detailed species list, consult with local dive operators or review the available community footage.

Do I need special permits to dive Indra?

Indra is not located within a marine protected area, so standard dive access rules apply. Check with local dive shops for any site-specific requirements or guidelines before you dive.

How can I learn more about diving Indra?

Three community videos documenting dives at Indra are available online. Local dive operators can provide depth, visibility, water temperature, and structural details. Watch the videos and speak with experienced local divers for realistic expectations.

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Verified marine species observations

75 records · 45 species · sources: OBIS, GBIF

Astropecten articulatus

Asteroidea · Astropectinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Feb 2026
×3records

Mercenaria mercenaria

Bivalvia · Veneridae
GBIF
Last seen:
18 Feb 2026
×1records

Raja eglanteria

Elasmobranchii · Rajidae
GBIF
Last seen:
16 Feb 2026
×2records

Semicassis granulata

Gastropoda · Cassidae
GBIF
Last seen:
14 Feb 2026
×4records

Arenaeus cribrarius

Malacostraca · Portunidae
GBIF
Last seen:
14 Feb 2026
×1records

Carcharhinus plumbeus

Elasmobranchii · Carcharhinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
3 Feb 2026
×1records

Dinocardium robustum

Bivalvia · Cardiidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Jan 2026
×2records

Crassostrea virginica

Bivalvia · Ostreidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Jan 2026
×2records

Cariopsilla pharpa

Gastropoda · Dendrodorididae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Jan 2026
×1records

Chelonibia testudinaria

Maxillopoda · Chelonibiidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Jan 2026
×1records

Donax variabilis

Bivalvia · Donacidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Jan 2026
×1records

Neverita duplicata

Gastropoda · Naticidae
GBIF
Last seen:
19 Jan 2026
×2records

Data: 187,991 observations from OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System) and GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility). CC-BY 4.0.

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See this spot in action

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U-352 Wreck Dive

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    @sailorette1 · 👍 0
wind peaks Jan-Mar-Feb, calmest Sep-Jun-Aug, dry Jan-Dec.

5-year monthly climate

60 samples
0 5 10 15 20 25 JFMAMJJASOND
p25–p75 range Median Wind (kn) Air (°C)
Visibility (month-by-month)
Best: Jun (100/100) Worst: Feb (0/100) Now: Sep (25/100) NOAA MODIS Aqua · 5y mean

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