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The Odyssey is a cargo ship approximate 300 feet in length that was intentional sunk in 2002 to create an underwater structure for reef growth and habitat sanctuary. The wreck is broken into three large segments with middle laying relatively flat at 100 ft. There is often a Green Moray Eel that often hides out in the various holes in the ship, so keep an eye out. You may also see some rather large Blue Parrotfish and Groupers that like to hang around the wreck.
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