The Australian Wreck is actually a Dutch Navy ship that hit a Japanese mine on its way to Manila, in the Philippines, from Java, in Indonesia.
Australian Wreck, 1944 —
The Australian Wreck is actually a Dutch Navy ship that hit a Japanese mine on its way to Manila, in the Philippines, from Java, in Indonesia.
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Once a passenger ferry which plied the waters between Labuan Island, in Malaysia, and Brunei, it was deliberately sunk by the Royal Brunei Navy in 1992. Today, it's home to diverse marine life, including lionfish, seahorses and yellowtails.
Bolkiah Wreck, 1992 —
Once a passenger ferry which plied the waters between Labuan Island, in Malaysia, and Brunei, it was deliberately sunk by the Royal Brunei Navy in 1992. Today, it's home to diverse marine life, including lionfish, seahorses and yellowtails.
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A relatively recent wreck, this commercial vessel was approaching Lawas, in Malaysia, in a storm when it hit the Pelong Rocks off the coast of Brunei. The carcass sunk to just 23 meters, making it relatively easy to explore. Divers will often see groupers and puffer fish here.
Dolphin Wreck, 2013 —
A relatively recent wreck, this commercial vessel was approaching Lawas, in Malaysia, in a storm when it hit the Pelong Rocks off the coast of Brunei. The carcass sunk to just 23 meters, making it relatively easy to explore. Divers will often see groupers and puffer fish here.
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Home to multiple types of fish and colorful coral, this barge is thought to have sunk in the 1990s, but its history is unclear.
Arun Wreck, 1990s —
Home to multiple types of fish and colorful coral, this barge is thought to have sunk in the 1990s, but its history is unclear.
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This World War II wreck -- a USS Salute Minesweeper -- is considered one of the most photogenic in Asia. The vessel hit a mine in 1945, about a mile from the Australian Wreck. These days, schools of Yellowtails, Jackfish and Barracudas can be seen swimming around the ship's skeleton.
American Wreck, 1945 —
This World War II wreck -- a USS Salute Minesweeper -- is considered one of the most photogenic in Asia. The vessel hit a mine in 1945, about a mile from the Australian Wreck. These days, schools of Yellowtails, Jackfish and Barracudas can be seen swimming around the ship's skeleton.
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