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A list of the best rated dive movies in Indonesia.
USAT Liberty
This 120 meter long wreck, the USAT Liberty (often misnamed as USS Liberty) was working as a cargo ship during World War II, when a torpedo from a Japanese submarine hit it. They tried to get the wreck to Singaraja near the north coast of Bali, but she got too much water. Instead, they towed her to Tulamben where she sat for more than twenty years. Then, in 1963, the volcano Mount Agung erupted and the earthquakes broke the Liberty at bow and stern. This caused the wreck to slid further down the...
Teluk Tembahu 1, 2, 3
TK1 or Teluk Tembahu 1 is a sheltered site right in front of the resort and the entire area offers a wide variety of critters in shallow, easy conditions. There are low coral patches below 12 meters and small bommies in the shallows separated by a sand slope. There are usually giant frogfish in residence on the coral patches. Stargazers are often encountered, even in the daytime. It is a productive octopus-hunting area and is also the best place in the strait to see a variety of waspfish, spot t...
Teluk Tembahu 1, 2, 3
TK1 or Teluk Tembahu 1 is a sheltered site right in front of the resort and the entire area offers a wide variety of critters in shallow, easy conditions. There are low coral patches below 12 meters and small bommies in the shallows separated by a sand slope. There are usually giant frogfish in residence on the coral patches. Stargazers are often encountered, even in the daytime. It is a productive octopus-hunting area and is also the best place in the strait to see a variety of waspfish, spot t...
Bali
Bali is a dive destination that has it all. Whether you are interested in some excellent drift or high current big pelagic diving at Nusa Penida or visiting Indonesia's most famous wreck the Liberty, there is diving that suits us all. There are several quieter sites for novice divers, beautiful limestone shores, excellent coral coverage, steep walls and black volcanic outcroppings. Being one of the highlights for tourist around the world, Bali is easy to travel. With this many dive shops it ...
BioRock
BioRock is a joint venture between the dive shops on the Islands in their attempt to create a manmade artificial reef. A mixture of metals, electricity and coral parts is now starting to develop into a new reef and is home to many of the more unusual species seen around the Gilis, a great dive for those interested in conservation projects. ...
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Bali
Bali is a dive destination that has it all. Whether you are interested in some excellent drift or high current big pelagic diving at Nusa Penida or visiting Indonesia's most famous wreck the Liberty, there is diving that suits us all. There are several quieter sites for novice divers, beautiful limestone shores, excellent coral coverage, steep walls and black volcanic outcroppings. Being one of the highlights for tourist around the world, Bali is easy to travel. With this many dive shops it ...
Cross Wreck, Critter Corner
The Cross Wreck is one of Raja Ampat's more accessible wreck dives. It lies close to shore in just 18 meters of water. It is named after a large cross on the shore nearby where Christian missionaries first landed in Irian Jaya. The wreck was a Japanese Navy Patrol Boat that sank during World War II. It now sits upright in the sand and is completely covered in soft corals and encrusting sponges. Two rows of depth charges can be seen at the stern and the ships lamps are still either standing in t...
