Diving in Tulamben: The Sunken Ship

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Overview

Tulamben is a small village on the eastern coast of Bali that attracts divers from all over the world thanks to its unique underwater attraction. Resting on the seabed here is the transport ship Liberty, which has become a true paradise for underwater explorers.

The history of the ship dates back to World War II. After being hit by a torpedo, Liberty was towed to the shores of Tulamben, where it remained stranded for many years. However, in 1963, a powerful eruption of Mount Agung and the subsequent earthquake caused a lava flow that sent the vessel to the bottom of the ocean. Today, this site is a fascinating underwater museum, covered in coral and home to a wide variety of marine life.

Dives here are suitable for divers of all experience levels.

Important information

• A 20% deposit is required when booking, with the remaining balance to be paid in cash on site.
• Alternatively, you can choose to pay the full amount in advance using any of the available online payment methods.
• For children aged 10 and above
• Flights and trips to high-altitude areas are prohibited for at least 12 hours after diving
• If necessary, it is recommended to take motion sickness medication
• Diving is available to anyone without serious medical conditions
• We act as a booking service and intermediary between the client and the provider offering services in Indonesia.
• We guarantee transparent public prices and conditions with no hidden fees.
• We carefully select the best providers and continuously work on improving our service.