List of shipwrecks of Gibraltar

Larger ships and aircraft

• SS Excellent, a 1600-ton steamsail ship which sank after colliding on 29 February 1888. Roughly 260 ft in length, the wreck, at a depth of 30 m, is upside down with the engine and a boiler still visible.
• SS Mount Olive. a steamer which sank in two parts during a rescue attempt in 1890, in the inner wreck is at a depth of 20-22m and the outer wreck is at 40-49m.
• A Bristol bomber which crashed during World War II at a depth of 35m.
• Gunboat SMS Cormorant which sank during World War II, located at a depth of 32m.
• Four engines of an Avro Shackleton maritime patrol aircraft which crashed in the 1960s at a depth of 10m. They were located by divers in 1998.
• Two Sherman tanks dumped in the 1960s at a depth of 3m.
• SS Rosslyn, a 3,600 ton cargo vessel at a depth of 21-3m which sank during a strong storm in 1916 just outside the South Mole is the largest wreck in the area.
• A cable laying barge artificially sunk in 1990 at a depth of 33m wa later joined from many ships and other items to create a reef.

  Smaller vessels

• Le Peipo, a wooden cruising vessel at a depth 27-30m.
• Ark of Jesus Christ, a wooden fishing boat at a depth of 19m.
• Helen, a fishing vessel at a depth of 21m.
• A Pilot boat, at a depth of 22m.
• Mui, at a depth 35m.