BVI Dive: The Dogs (Airplane Wreck), part 2
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Did you go with a group called odyssey expeditions?
UprisingMuse 2 years ago
No.. we did these dives on our own from our chartered sailboat. The plane was hardest to find since the clarity was not that good. You could easily miss it since the ocean floor is very sandy. It just appears. If you go on your own, I strongly recommend a compass and area diving book to describe the mooring spot. Beside the plane, there isn't a whole lot there. Saw a large school of barracuda.
nbaily 2 years ago
cool =]
in part1 when the cam approached near the cockpit i thought i saw a *dead persons head when i looked closer was there anythin there?
AquaPop49 3 years ago
No.. this was a staged wreck. Lots of fish and turtles living in there.
nbaily 3 years ago
Sorry, no dead people...
nbaily 2 years ago
How did it sink?
girher 4 years ago
The wreck are remains of an small inter-island commuter plane originally operated by the now defunct Atlantic Air BVI. Following an abortive take-off from Beef Island which ended with the plane in the water 200 yds off the end of the runway. The BVI dive operators were able to persuade the owners to give the fuselage over for use as a dive site and this was sunk in about 50 ft of water on the edge of the sand east of the dive boat moorings.
nbaily 4 years ago