On this site you'll find some of the remains of HMS "Proselyte". She was initially a Dutch frigate and was launched in 1770. Originally named "Jason", she was handed over to the British by a mutinous crew in 1796. In 1801 she discovered and named Prostelyte Reef. In almost two centuries she has been completely covered with coral, and all varieties of fish and marine life can be found here. Several cannons, anchors and other debris from the wreck still litter the site.

At 15 to 45 feet this is a great "site-seeing" and photographic dive. The site is equipped with mooring buoys.