TULAMBEN SHIPWRECK DIVE SPOTS - TULAMBEN SCUBA DIVING BALI

Tulamben "shipwreck" and beach dive, suitable for any entry level of divers. Underwater treasure of US Liberty sunk during world war Two 1942. The wreck dive were fully grown with beautiful corals, sea fans, and anemone. Various interesting fish that absolutely you can see like the garden eel, sweetlips, Unicornfish, surgeon fish, and spine-cheek anemone fish. The highlight is searching for barracuda and the big eye trevally that often seen in the large group. Tulamben is internationally renowned for its dive sites and is prized for its easy diving and amazing biodiversity. The USS Liberty shipwreck must be one of the easiest wrecks to access in the world, and underwater creatures ranging from the smallest crustaceans, ghost pipefish, and pygmy seahorses to the largest fish like sharks and mola-mola sunfish abound. Tulamben is a great place for beginners, with a number of sites which are suitable for training dives, fun dives, and underwater photography. The most popular dive sites are described below:

USS Liberty Shipwreck dive spots
This is known as one of the easiest wrecks to dive in the world. The USS Liberty is a shore dive spots and lies just 30 meters from the beach. The shallowest part of the wreck is at only 3 meters, allowing even snorkelers to get a glimpse. The wreck bottoms out at 30 meters. Surgeonfish greet you on your entry, and groups of bump head parrotfish are often spotted, as is great barracuda and many beautiful and colorful nudibranchs.

Drop Off dive spots
Tulamben Wall, also known as the drop-off, is a good alternative dive spot for your second dive after the USS Liberty. But it is more than that! Tulamben Wall has its own distinct characteristics making it equally interesting and beautiful to the Wreck. The Wall bottoms out at 60-70 meters or deep sea diving, making it a favorite site among technical divers. As you peer below, you might see larger marine life like reef sharks and even hammerheads if you get really lucky. Along the wall, the colorful corals blend into a mosaic of beauty accented by colorful fish. The Drop Off also offers much to delight macro photographers!