General Rogers (Wreck)

General Rogers is a wreck dive site known for the remains of a mid‑20th‑century vessel lying in relatively shallow waters of consistent visibility. The wreck rests on a sandy bottom with good ambient light, offering straightforward navigation around the hull and open compartments for guided exploration. Access is typically via a boat drop in calm conditions, with currents generally mild to moderate depending on season. The site attracts divers trained in wreck diving who can manage penetration and ensure buoyancy control. Nearby coral patches and reef life along the drop-off provide occasional incidental marine life, with Western Atlantic species such as snapper, parrotfish, and barracuda commonly encountered in the surrounding area.