SS Cleopatra Ship Wreck

The steam ship Cleopatra was a 19th century freighter that collided with the Crystal Wave off the coast of Delaware. Both vessels sank. All that remains of the Cleopatra is the large engine and boilers. The wreck is home to many species of fish. The day we were SCUBA diving the wreck site we saw; Mola Mola, Black Sea Bass, Southern Sting Ray, Angel Shark, Trigger Fish and Fluke.

[@benjaminschaffer4461]

Nice ending. thanks for posting.

[@aoinc13]

Your videos are awesome. I used to dive many of the same wrecks. Nice to revisit them in your films.

[@joefiorentino4551]

Thanks.

[@tautog4424]

we used to that wreck the slop wreck, and did make another dive on the athens? was great vis and nice video, suprised that many sea bass on that hang and no doggies

[@jameschase1466]

Suprisingly clear water and the video was informative too! The Mola Mola was a fish I never heard of before.

[@igorfisakov1128]

Like it

[@chsohl]

Wow, 65 degrees F! When did you guys dive the wreck? Later toward the Fall? That Mola Mola is an awesome sight.

[@joefiorentino4551]

That was a summer dive. I think July.

[@vanessacarns750]

Hello I would like to share a photo with you of the crew. I found a picture that is labeled Dad on the SS Cleopatra!

[@dacam63]

Great video. Who makes the wrist dive computer?

[@joefiorentino4551]

Shearwater is the manufacturer.

[@dacam63]

@@joefiorentino4551 thanks for the reply