The RMS Scotia was a British steam-powered paddle passenger liner operated by the Cunard Line. In 1863 she won the Blue Riband for the fastest westbound transatlantic voyage. She sank off of Guam in March of 1904, twenty-five years after being converted into a cable layer. She has mostly broken Read more…
Sharks Pit was once a Navy dumping ground. The area is littered with debris including cafeteria trays, anchors, bottles, live ammunition, jeeps, wheels and landing craft. Sharks were frequent visitors to this area when it offered food scraps, but it is rare to see one now. There is a large Read more…
This is a drift dive between the tip of Orote Point and the Blue Hole. As you descend to the wall’s drop off, which begins at about 70 feet, there’s a good chance of seeing sharks, rays and, on the reef flats, turtles. This site, due to its flat upper Read more…
Located by Neye Island, which resembles a turtle. This is a popular site among Guam divers where you will almost definitely find some turtles swimming or sleeping around the large boulders that adorn the seafloor here.