Belcher Barge is a 195-foot steel barge was sunk in 1985 by four explosions at each corner and the barge turned over on its way to the bottom. Experienced divers can swim inside the entire length, passing through the holes that were cut in the bulkheads This wreck is part of a popular Wreck Trek that includes the Belzona One, an 85-foot tug boat sitting upright in 70-foot of water. She was used throughout the Bahamas before she was harmed by a fire and intentionally sunk in 1990. Located 75-foot due west of Belzona One lies Belzona Two. This second vessel in a 90-foot tug was built in the early 1900s and carried refugees during the Cuba Boat lift. She was also intentionally sunk in 1991 and lies in 60-foot of water. During Hurricane Andrew, she was shaken about and lost her roof. 75-foot west of the second tug lays Belzona Three. This 100-foot tug lies in 85-foot of water and was sunk in 1991 to complete the Belzona Triangle. She was built in 1953 and used for towing. In 1989, engine failure lead to her demise. The Belzona Triangle offers a view of three different tugs and a variety of sea life. It is easy to navigate between tugs and enjoy many aspects of the area. This is a great dive for those looking to explore several wrecks in a single dive.