Haj Abdullah Shipwreck: A Unique Sea Adventure in Southern Lesvos
Discover the impressive shipwreck of MV Haj Abdullah, a unique underwater attraction in southern Lesvos. History, snorkeling, and sea exploration come together in a breathtaking setting.
The MV Haj Abdullah shipwreck is one of the most impressive underwater attractions in southern Lesvos, located near Cape of Agios Fokas, east of Plomari and close to Vatera. This Syrian cargo vessel, built in 1962, was sailing from Beirut to Varna, carrying a soybean cargo, when on January 23, 2001, it ran aground and sank due to water ingress. Measuring 68 meters in length and built of steel, the MV Haj Abdullah now lies at a shallow depth, making it visible even from the sea surface — an extraordinary sight for those approaching by boat or exploring with snorkeling gear. The wreck offers a unique exploration experience, blending history, marine beauty, and adventure, ideal for lovers of the sea, fishing, and maritime tourism in Lesvos.
Let the sea take you on a journey through history — discover the magic of the Haj Abdullah shipwreck and enjoy a breathtaking seascape.
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