
Pelong East —
A table coral at Pelong East, just off the coast. As it's only six meters deep, this site is often used for dive courses and training.

Sketching the wrecks —
Malaysian artist Anuar Abdullah has teamed up with Poni Divers to sketch Brunei's shipwrecks. Here, he sketches Pelong East -- a beautiful rock formation home to eels, clams and coral.

Arun Wreck —
A diver explores this sunken barge with an unknown history -- it is assumed to have sunk in the 1990s.

Arun Wreck —
Fish at the Arun Wreck hide from the current.

Oil Rig Wreck —
Abdullah explores the Oil Rig Wreck, which was decommissioned and intentionally sunk in 1988. The oil rig comprises nine structures over 100 square meters, creating a home for barracudas.

Oil Rig Wreck —
The Oil Rig Wreck was sunk at Two Fathom Rocks to protect the area from fishing trawlers, which can destroy coral and marine life.

Hornet's Nest —
Home to an underwater cliff, this popular Brunei dive site is a colorful reef with good visibility.

Littledale Shoals —
At the Littledale Shoals, divers will find clusters of giant clams among the coral reefs.

Australian Wreck —
Poni Divers explore the SS De Klerk -- a World War II wreck. More than 300 lives were lost in the accident.

The artist —
Abdullah (center) is on a mission to sketch shipwrecks off the coast of Brunei.



