Jay Scutti is a 28-meter-/95-foot-long tugboat built in 1961 in the Netherlands. Originally called Arikok, she was confiscated after being caught smuggling marijuana. The ship was purchased by a local businessman and renamed Jay Scutti and in 1986, it was sunk as an artificial reef.
The shipwreck sits upright with its bow pointing north. She is one of four wrecks in a line, the others being Tracey, Merci Jesus, and Pride.
Jay Scutti is covered with corals, sponges, hydroids, tunicates, and other invertebrates. The wreck sits in just 21 meters of water and is accessible to divers of all levels. Not many options for penetration dives comparative to other shipwrecks in the area.
Dive site info provided by Xavier P on Feb 4, 2021
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