Explore the USS Liberty wreck in Tulamben, Bali. Dive into history, vibrant corals, and diverse marine life. Discover Bali’s top diving spot today.
- Tulamben Beach - Tulamben, situated in the northeastern part of Bali, has become a magnet for passionate divers worldwide, thanks to its stunning underwater scenery, with the USAT Liberty shipwreck being a prime diving attraction. This tranquil and secluded village lies in one of the island’s most remote areas, characterized by a dry, rugged landscape that starkly contrasts with the vibrant reefs beneath the waves. The US Army cargo ship met its demise during the 1942 battles when a Japanese submarine torpedo struck it about 19km southwest of the Lombok Strait. Efforts by US and Dutch destroyers to tow it to the old Singaraja seaport in North Bali were unsuccessful. Consequently, the ship was beached on Tulamben’s shores for salvage. A volcanic eruption of Mount Agung two decades later pushed the wreck 25m out to sea, where it now rests at a depth of 30m, becoming a haven for colorful coral colonies and tropical fish.
- Use of SCUBA equipment
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Personal expenses, tips
USS Liberty Wreck Dive is the best Bali diving experience in Bali that we can offer located at Tulamben village. Having its own uniqueness, it has various sites for diving. Tulamben is a remarkable diving spot in Bali featuring its signature attraction, USS Liberty wreck. This World War II legacy lies 30 meters away from sea shore. Liberty shipwreck lies approximately 125 meter length and 17 meter width. The top of the wreck is just 3 meters below the ocean surface and the bottom is about 30 meters from the surface. The shipwreck has its own attractiveness among the divers. Here, the divers can explore the legacy of world’s greatest history which still remains in Bali ocean. USS Liberty shipwreck is covered by various corals, anemons, and other marine biota. Furthermore, it becomes the home for sea inhabitants like hundred species of fish
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