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Freediving the Wreckof the Star of Greece

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First published at 08:59 UTC on August 18th, 2018.

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The Star of Greece is a well known historic shipwreck located at Port Willunga, South Australia.

It is often scuba dived, freedived or snorkelled from the beach, being less than 200 metres swim from the shore. Being in only 5 metres depth it is par…

The Star of Greece is a well known historic shipwreck located at Port Willunga, South Australia.

It is often scuba dived, freedived or snorkelled from the beach, being less than 200 metres swim from the shore. Being in only 5 metres depth it is particularly easy to thoroughly explore by freediving and on a calm day is very interesting with the wreckage spread out over a large area. At low tide part of it actually sticks above the water making it easy to find. It was sunk in a storm with numerous fatalities and the story can be read at the South Australian Maritime Museum where some parts of the ship are also on display. Nearby and overlooking Port Willunga is the Star of Greece Restaurant which is named after the ship.

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