RMS Rhone, British Virgin Islands
A British ship (above) that sank off the coast of Salt Island during a hurricane in the late 19th century, nowadays another of the best diving sites in the world period is part of a national park, its remains home to countless fish, lobsters and crabs. The wreck also has a "lucky porthole", a brass porthole which remains intact and that divers rub for good luck.
Read more in Tripatini contributor Agnes Riley´s post 5 of the World´s Top Shipwreck Dives.
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