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English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. English (Translate this text in English): Togo can be reached from Cavalaire harbour. The wreck is near the Pointe Dubreuil. How? By boat Distance Good boat time (< 30min) Easy to find? Hard to find

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English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

English (Translate this text in English): One of the most beautiful wrecks of the French rivivera. This cargo ship (76m long) sunk on a mine during WWI (12 May 1918), its front part lies upright at a depth of 45-55m. It is a difficult but rewarding dive (max. 15 minutes bottom time if you dive with air, and approx. 20 min for ascent+decompression stops). Consider using enriched air for decompression.

!!! PLAN YOUR DIVE !!!

IMPORTANT: the stern is 170m away (bearing: 140°) at a depth of 69m (Trimix highly recommended). DO NOT attemp to dive both during the same dive, as you would run out of air, and face extreme decompression stops. There is enough to see anyway on both parts of the wreck to make it worth (at least) a dive each.

This wreck is referenced under SHOM18036011
Lat: 43°10'124N
Long: 06°35'622E
Datum: EUR50

More informations available in the following book: "100 belles plongees varoises", Editions GAP, 2003, ISBN:2 7417 0276 4

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