Liberty Shipwreck is directly situated near the beach on Bali’s northeast coast. The 125 m long and 16.6 meters wide wreck rests in a 90 degree angle with the deck facing the sea side and used to be an American supply ship named., USS Liberty. Anchored off the coast of Lombok, the ship was torpedoed by the Japanese submarine I-66. Miraculously nobody got hurt, but the damage turned the ship into a non-functioning and useless hull. The American Navy planned to tow the ship to Singaraja harbor (North Bali) but failed as the harbor was completely occupied. The ship was intentionally stranded on the rocky beach of Tulamben, where it was unloaded. In 1963 the volcano Agung erupted and the magma flow pressed the ship back into the sea, where it presently rests at a depth of 3 to 29 meters. The wreckage completely and turned it into a home for many species of fish. From time to time, a Napoleon fish or huge barracuda drops by. You may dive or snorkel this wreck comfortably, accessing it directly from the beach.

Diving in Tulamben or Amed with Tauch Terminal Bali

Price per person

: USD 105.00

Tour Highlight

: Sharks

Minimum Booking

: 2 persons

Day of operation

: Daily

Price includes

Dive guide (Dive master or higher), 2 dives, tanks & weights, accident insurance plus all transfers, lunch and non-alcoholic drinks.

Price doesn’t include

All your personal expenses, Beverage during lunch served, and tour guide tipping

What to bring

Comfortable clothes, Sport/ walking shoes, Hat, Well-charged camera, Sun lotion for those having sensitive skin, Some cash as you might wish to make purchases of fruits and local souvenirs

The price is per person in US Dollars net, means that the net amount we should receive, so if any bank charge arises from the transaction will be your responsibility.

Remarks:

The above prices are valid immediately until October 31, 2017.

The published rates are the rate that the organizer usually ask for direct booking clients, while Our Net Rates are special rates for booking through us, based on our special agreement with the organizer

Should you wish to book the tour please proceed clicking the button on the book column, this will take you to the order form where you can specify further your requirements.