Map of YO-257 & San Pedro Wrecks
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YO-257 & San Pedro Wrecks

Hawaii, United States
Depth60–100 ft (18.3–30.5 m)
AccessBoat
Cert LevelAdvanced Open Water
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Year-round; mornings for calmest surface conditions.

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Two artificial-reef wrecks lying about 100 ft apart off Waikiki, normally dived together on one tank. The YO-257 is a 175-ft WWII/Korean War-era Navy yard oiler sunk in 1989; the neighboring San Pedro is a 111-ft Korean longline fishing vessel sunk in 1996. Decks around 65-85 ft with sand near 100 ft; turtles, eagle rays and dense snapper schools, with Atlantis tourist submarines regularly circling the wrecks.

Quick Facts

Depth Range18.3m – 30.5m
CertificationAdvanced Open Water
Gear3mm wetsuit, computer, SMB, dive light; nitrox extends bottom time at 80-100 ft.
HazardsDepth and current; submarine traffic - stay close to the wrecks and ascend on the mooring line; cut-outs allow swim-throughs but watch overhead.
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