English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Cedar Pride is the only Jordan wreck. The vessel is bouyed 150m from shore off King Abullah Beach.

There is a permanent mooring on her stern for boat diving. She can also be dived from the shore 130m away, there is now a buoyed channel for divers.
There is a car park at the site a, shaded kitting up area for divers, bathrooms and a snack bar. There is a 50m walk to the sea, care must be taken entering and exiting by shore to avoid injury to divers and corals.

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