Rebel Wreck Dive • Saturday, November 29, 2025
Originally the Dutch freighter Cornelis, the 128-foot Rebel was built in 1947 in Norway. She continued in service with different names and owners until the early 1980s when the government seized her for drug smuggling. She became an artificial reef in 1985.
The wreck
| What you need to know | |
|---|---|
| Dive 1 | Wreck |
| Dive 2 | Reef |
| Max depth in feet | 110 |
| Minimum cert level | Advanced |
| Departs from | Fort Lauderdale |
| Minutes from shop | 25 |
| Be at the boat no later than | 12:45 PM |
| Boat departs | 1:30 PM |
| Expected return | 5:00 PM |
| Price without gear rental | $109.95 |
| Price with tanks and weights | $119.95 |
| Price with full gear rental | $149.95 |
| Add Nitrox | $10.00/tank |
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The wreck
The wreck begins at a depth of 80 feet and sits in 110 feet of sand. The wreck was donated to the Broward County Artificial Reef Program by a local attorney who named it after his dog. Due to the depth, this wreck is best suited for divers with advanced training or equivalent experience.
Balance is due in full when you sign up. There are no refunds unless we find someone to take your place.
- $89.95 for a two-tank boat dive
- $124.95 with equipment
- DAN insurance
- Crew gratuity
- Certification cards
- Dive insurance
- Signed travel waiver and Statement of Understanding
- Personal dive gear
- Audible and visual surface signals
…and don’t forget:
- One towel each for showers and diving
- Dive light
- Safety sausage
- Emergency mirror
- Whistle
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Sunglasses
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