The Wreck of Toulonnais

The Wreck of Toulonnais is Monaco's most recent diving site. To say the least, the boatwreck is interesting. Dive down into the depths of the ocean to see what's left of this ship's wreckage. The tug boat that decorated Monaco's harbor was relocated down to Australia primarily to build an artificial reef for the marine life in The Wreck of Toulonnais.

For visitors and residents who enjoy the ancient and the ruins, this has become a favorite explorationor diving spot. The rusty tugboat offers a glimpse into the past. Begin by walking around the tug boat, looking at the wheels and getting down to the nitty-gritty. Even though it is rusty, the spokes on the steers, wash basin, and everything else can be seen.

Then there are the lovely marine animals such as congers and octopuses. The wreck of the Toulonnais may be explored when diving in Menton and Monaco. It is situated at a 34-meter depth. It's a true undersea reef that's home to a plethora of marine life. There are groupers, conger eels, moray eels, octopus, and lobsters can be found. This dive spot is only suitable for advanced divers. Visitors consider it is one of the Best Diving sites in Monaco.