Upside-down hull of Sydney's giant floating crane Titan, sunk off North Haven in 1992 after capsizing under tow. A deep boat dive in about 38 to 40 m, often with strong current.
Visibility at Titan Crane Wreck
Visibility at Titan Crane Wreck typically ranges from 12 to 20 metres, though it shifts with swell, wind and recent rainfall. Year-round, not seasonal (50 Great Dives); dive on calm, low-current days generally offers the best conditions for diving here.
Region: Laurieton, NSW
Skill Level: Advanced
Depth: 28-42m
Water Temperature: 17-21°C
Visibility: 12-20m (50 Great Dives)
Best Time to Dive: Year-round, not seasonal (50 Great Dives); dive on calm, low-current days
Marine Life: Sponges and soft corals on the hull; kingfish, mulloway (jewfish), giant cuttlefish, wobbegong sharks; numbrays on the sand
Hazards: Depth (about 38 to 42 m) with short no-deco time; strong current (1.5 to 2 knots reported); swell; dark area under the inverted hull; numbrays on the sand
Facilities: Boat dive only, about 15 minutes by boat (50 Great Dives); SCUBA Haven, Port Macquarie, runs trips