Benwood wreck

The Benwood wreck is a popular diving site located in Key Largo, Florida. This shipwreck is a must-see for any tourist or visitor looking to experience a unique underwater adventure. The Benwood was a freighter that sank in 1942 after a collision with another ship, and now rests in the crystal clear waters of the Florida Keys.

Divers can explore the remains of the Benwood, which stretch over 360 feet long and are covered in coral and teeming with marine life. The wreck sits at a depth of only 25 to 45 feet, making it perfect for both novice and experienced divers. The large amounts of fish and other sea creatures that call the Benwood home make it a popular spot for underwater photography.

Aside from the thrilling diving experience, the Benwood wreck also holds a fascinating history. It has been designated as an underwater archaeological preserve, and visitors can learn about the events that led to its sinking. With its accessibility and rich marine life, the Benwood wreck is a must-visit destination for any divers or history enthusiasts in Key Largo. So, be sure to add this unique and educational experience to your travel itinerary!

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