Rated in top 15 warm water dive sites of South Africa by Divestyle magazine. A T-shaped barge sunk by ORI in 1990 off Virginia Airport between Durban and Umhlanga. It also lies in 27 metres of water with the top of the wreck at 17 metres.

Area: Airport Street, Durban North, 4051, South Africa

Number: +27 (039) 317 2326

Area: 14 Bank Street, Margate, 4275, South Africa

Approximately 1.5m offshore from Shelly Beach. Average depth is 18m. The reef runs for about 500m in a north-south direction. There are some deep caves with soft corals, anemones and many tropical reef fish.

Number: Not Listed

Area: Shelly Beach, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

On Two Mile Reef Average depth is 15 m. The flattish reef so-called because of a long ship's anchor chain draped around the scattered coral colonies. Small tropical fish of every description are seen.

Area: Sodwana, Elephant Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Approximately 1.5 km offshore from Shelly Beach. Average depth is 24m. This reef can be murky in surgy conditions. It consists of a large ridge with interesting caves, huge coral trees and colourful tropical reef fish.

Number: Not Listed

Area: Shelly Beach, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Number: +27 (031) 916 4239

Area: Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Some 5 minute boat ride off Shelly Beach. Average depth is 15m. This reef can be murky in surgy conditions or if the rivers are in flood. Many caves and overhangs and large colonies of soft coral. Prolific fish life.

Number: Not Listed

Area: Shelly Beach, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Fame sank in May 2000, offshore from Ballito. It lies in 19m of water and the mast extends up to 6m! This provides for an excellent training sight, lots of time and air and light penetration and a surprising amount of fish life already.

Area: Dolphin Coast Publicity - Ballito, Dolphin Coast, 4399, South Africa