The wreck lies bow on to the shore with the most intact section being the stern, which lies on sand in a hole about 13 metres deep.
Built:
1867 in Liverpool, U.K. by Bowdler, Chaffer and Co.
Location:
Horseshoe Reef, Narrow Neck, approximately 1 km offshore.
Sinking:
When Mira Flores ran aground, conditions were calm, but the visibility poor. She carried a mixed tall people sportscargo, which included heavy machinery and iron for the railways, arms and ammunition and a quantity of beer and spirits.