Sucre Wreck

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The Sucre is a 237-foot German-built freighter sunk in 1996 through the Pompano Beach Fishing Rodeo. It sits between about 175 and 225 feet.

Who can dive it

Technical training required. This dive site is beyond the 130-foot recreational limit, so it's for technical divers only. You need technical training, such as PADI Tec Deep or, for the deepest wrecks, PADI Tec Trimix. The path starts with Advanced Open Water and the PADI Deep Diver specialty. Call us at 954-420-0009 to talk about tec training and tec trips. If you want to go inside a wreck, you need wreck penetration training, like the PADI Wreck Diver specialty.

Nearby dive sites

• Lowrance Wreck – about 165 ft at the main deck to 200–210 ft at the sand
• Miller Lite Wreck – about 100 ft at the top, 145 ft at the deck, 165 ft at the sand
• See all our local wrecks and reefs

FAQ

How deep is the Sucre?
About 175 to 225 feet, with the bow at about 225 feet.

How do I book a dive here?
Check the dive sites listed on each trip in our boat dive calendar, or call us at 954-420-0009. Our captain chooses the dive sites for each trip based on the conditions that day.

Depths and details come from our crew's dive site notes and public artificial reef records. Conditions change, so always follow your captain's and divemaster's briefing.