expert
3–5 hours including decompression
Divers should be in excellent physical condition with the endurance for deep, technical dives and decompression stops.
Descend into history off Cambrils with a deep technical wreck dive to the English steamship Perim, sunk in 1917. This dive offers a rare chance to navigate a significant Mediterranean wreck at 56–62 meters.
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Dive into history with an exhilarating exploration of the English steamship Perim, sunk in 1917. Descend to depths of 56 to 62 meters, where the sandy and muddy seabed reveals Mediterranean marine life. This unique wreck dive offers a thrilling blend of adventure and historical intrigue for technical divers.
Acceso: Desde barco
Titulación mínima: Buceadores Técnicos
Profundidad: 56 a 62m
Composición del fondo: Arena y fango
Vida marina: Especies típicas del Mediterráneo.
Vapor Inglés de una chimenea construido en 1877 y hundido el 21 de octubre de 1917, por colisión con otro mercante inglés.
El Perim eslora 73,37m y 9,91m de manga y 1348 TRB.
Ensure you have advanced training and experience with decompression diving before attempting this dive.
Dive site is reachable exclusively by boat; plan accordingly with Nautic Parc’s schedule.
Carry backup gas supplies and dive computers to manage depth and decompression safely.
Sea conditions can change rapidly; verify forecasts before heading out to ensure safe diving.
The Perim was sunk in 1917 after colliding with another vessel, marking a dramatic episode in local maritime history.
Nautic Parc promotes responsible diving practices to protect fragile wreck sites and the Mediterranean’s delicate marine ecosystems.
Crucial for tracking decompression and managing gas mixtures precisely.
Mandatory safety backup for deep wreck penetration.
Provides thermal protection in cooler Mediterranean waters, especially off-season.
fall|winter specific
Important for safe ascents and surface signaling during and after decompression stops.