Meteor II is the wreck of a Russian hydrofoil ferry that sank in 2003 off the coast of Gran Canaria. Originally 30 meters long and 9 meters wide, the wreck now lies largely intact at a depth of 17 meters, though subsequent storms have opened it up for exploration. Divers can still find remnants like passenger seating, perfect for humorous photo opportunities.
Boat Dive
Back-Roll from boat
Open Water Diver
17m
Little
Diving at Meteor II offers an intriguing exploration of a sunken ferry, featuring visible remnants such as passenger seating and engine parts. The wreck is adorned with a large shoal of roncadors and is a favorite haunt for big barracudas and rays, including electric rays. Octopuses are commonly found around the wreck’s engine area, adding to the site’s allure.
