What is one of the main challenges divers face when accessing wrecks?

Limited visibility and hazardous conditions are significant challenges divers face when accessing wrecks. Wreck sites can often be located in challenging environments, such as deeper waters or areas with strong currents, which can reduce visibility dramatically. Additionally, the wreck itself may be surrounded by debris or silt, which can further obscure sightlines and create hazardous conditions for divers.

These factors not only complicate navigation but also increase the risk of disorientation and potential accidents. Divers must carefully plan and execute their dives, using appropriate techniques to manage buoyancy and positioning to avoid stirring up silt that can further impair visibility. Understanding and preparing for these challenges is essential to ensure a safe and successful wreck diving experience.