Rms Scotia, Wreck

RMS Scotia is a wreck dive off the coast of Guam. The British steamship, sunk in the early 20th century during wartime activity, lies in shallow to moderate depths with structures largely intact. Divers typically approach the hull from the sand and seawards, exploring the main deck and exterior frames. The site is suited for experienced wreck divers who are trained to manage currents and potential silt. Expect typical tropical Western Pacific reef and pelagic-associated species in the surrounding waters, with life colonizing the wreck over time. Access is straightforward from nearby coastal towns, placing it within reach for day trips from Asan, Piti and Hågat area hubs.