The smallest of the three ships of Watt L'Ahmar served in its "active time" as an excursion ship and ferry of 250 passengers. Now it stands on the eastern edge of the bay in the protection of a high rock wall at 38 meters and is now well overgrown. Algae, bear kelp and sponges form the basis for a food supply that attracts numerous types of fish. Sharp edges were ground and glass surfaces removed so that the engine room, capacity level and passenger areas can be safely explored. The superstructures are at 26 meters.