Jay Scutti Wreck

The Jay Scutti Wreck is a captivating underwater destination for scuba enthusiasts, located off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. This 95-foot steel tugboat was intentionally sunk in 1986 to create an artificial reef, and it now rests at a depth of 67 feet. The site is renowned for its excellent marine life, with a variety of fish species and vibrant soft corals that have made the wreck their home. Divers can enjoy the unique opportunity to explore not only the Jay Scutti but also the nearby Harbour Towne wreck, a 95-foot sailing schooner, all within a single dive. This proximity allows for an extended underwater adventure, making it a popular spot for recreational divers seeking to experience the rich biodiversity and historical intrigue of these submerged vessels.