Scuba Diving at USAT Liberty Tulmaben Shipwreck
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Experience the thrill of diving at the iconic USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben, a 120-meter-long World War II ship now transformed into a spectacular reef. Glide through crystal-clear waters as you explore vibrant coral gardens, schools of tropical fish, and the ship’s hauntingly beautiful structure. Perfect for seasoned divers, this adventure blends history and marine wonder into an unforgettable underwater journey.
Things to know
- Minimum age requirement is 10 years; this activity is not suitable for pregnant women or individuals with respiratory or heart issues.
- Professional cameras are not allowed without a permit; underwater photography may be available for an additional fee.
- Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited before and during the activity.
- The maximum age limit for this dive is generally set at around 65 years.
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- The shore entry can be tricky with slick volcanic rocks, so wear reef shoes and take it slow.
- Underwater camera quality can be hit or miss—photos sometimes turn out blurry or overexposed, so treat bonus snaps as a happy surprise.
- Macro lovers will enjoy nudibranchs, ribbon eels, and tiny critters around the Coral Garden, if your divemaster has a sharp eye.
- Night dives can be magical and far less crowded, though visibility may drop, so plan them if permitted by staff and dive conditions.
Terms and conditions
- Participants must inform the provider of any medical conditions that may affect diving safety.
- All divers must complete a medical form before participating in the activity.
- Code of conduct requires respect for the marine environment and adherence to safety instructions from the dive instructor.
- Provider reserves the right to change the itinerary or cancel the activity due to unforeseen circumstances.
- All participants must arrive at the pickup location 5 minutes before the scheduled time.
- Re-entry is not allowed after exiting the dive site.
