Lesleen M is an old cargo ship that was sunk on purpose in 1986. It lies upright near Anse Cochon on the west coast, just south of Marigot Bay at a depth of only 18 meters/60 feet.
The 50-meter-/165-foot-long wreck offers access inside for penetration dives. It is home to a number of species of marine animals, including lobsters, moray eels, and lots of reef fish such as shoaling jacks, snappers, angelfish, soldier fish, trevallies, and more.
This is an easy dive for divers of all levels. The visibility is generally very good. Be sure to bring a camera with you to capture the lively atmosphere at Lesleen M.
Dive site info provided by Hans Schneider on Dec 15, 2020
Picture taken at Lesleen M Wreck. Uploaded by Lee Cheolhyung on Mar 2, 2020
Picture taken at Lesleen M Wreck. Uploaded by Lee Cheolhyung on Mar 2, 2020
Picture taken at Lesleen M Wreck. Uploaded by Lee Cheolhyung on Mar 2, 2020
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First ocean dive ever. 100+ vis. 83 max depth. Followed the guide and enjoyed a trip around the wreck and then across to a neighboring wreck that had more marine life around it. Not a bad first dive site.
Amazing dive site with beautiful corals on the ship wreck.
I saw turtles, lobsters, spotted moray eel, frogfish and lots of fishes.
Don't miss this point if you visit caribbean sea.
