We didn't have scuba gear but much of the ship is shallow enough that snorkeling is just fine. If you have a boat it's worth stopping & taking a dip in the water.

Its easy to snorkel as most folks were doing when we were there in March, 2013. Very clear view of the rear section of the boat, its huge drive shaft, propeller and much of the infrastructure. Not a lot of marine life, though. Very worthwhile - especially if you only snorkel (are not divers) - like us!

We made out first scuba dive with instructor Dave Bean while on his catamaran, The Quest. So perfect for a new diver! Marked well, with clear visability and not real deep so new divers can practice what they learned and be secure if something makes them uncomfortable . Loved seeing the wreck and looking at it all "underwater"! Some of... More

Dove dive bvi from scrub island .Jeff andScott were great dive masters giving us the history and all of the current info. Of the Rhone.they also gave everyone VIP.treatment on the dives.

Let me start by saying the my wife hates diving shipwrecks. But that is in Canada, where the water is cold, the visibility is poor, and well, it's a shipwreck. Next month I am taking her to dive the Rhone. I have been there twice before, and it is everything that Canadian wrecks are not. Warm, clear water and a... More

My grandson's first experience with snorkeling a wreck. Moorings are well placed, but it would be nice to have a map of the entire field of the wreck. Currents can get strong, best to wear a flotation device if you are not a strong swimmer.

I will definitely dive it next time, but this time we had a large group, including young children, so we just snorkelled. Great fun. Next time we will know that there is a dinghy tie-up nearby instead of doing it from shore. Easy adventure, even for small children.

Superb fish, coral etc. and great visibility. Very interesting history too. Swimming through the wreck was really cool and saw a great big Caribbean spiny lobster in the wreck itself.

Took kids on a boat trip with Born to Rhumb and this was one of our stops. It was very interesting to get the background on this boat wreck and then to see the remains. Current was a bit strong but no one had trouble snorkling.