Try scuba for the first time on Bali’s accessible USAT Liberty Wreck. This guided day trip includes brief training, two dives (Coral Garden or Drop Off and the Liberty), equipment, lunch, and hotel transfers.
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You step off the black sand at Tulamben with salt on your lips and a reef stretching like a living wall beneath the surface. Morning sun slants across the USAT Liberty’s barnacled hull; fish thread through the wreck’s ribs and a dive master signals readiness. The sea here is immediate—warm, clear, and full of curiosity.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness and basic swimming ability; comfortable treading water and following instructions.
Wildlife
History
The USAT Liberty was torpedoed in 1942 and later beached at Tulamben; decades of coral growth have turned the wreck into a diveable reef and local landmark.
Conservation
Operators here often support coral-restoration and strict no-touch policies; use reef-safe products and follow your dive master’s lead to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Bali Diving for Beginners: Tulamben Liberty Wreck today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Equalize early and often
Start equalizing your ears before descent and repeat regularly—your dive master will coach you through the process.
Hydrate before the dive
Drink water before arrival; dehydration increases fatigue and ear problems underwater.
Bring a reef-safe sunscreen or rashguard
Use chemical-free sunscreen or a long-sleeve rashguard to protect skin and coral from damage.
Log your experience
Bring or request a beginner log entry from your instructor to track skills and future certifications.
Swimwear & quick-dry towel
Comfortable swimwear and a towel for surface time and post-dive comfort.
3mm wetsuit or shorty
Light exposure protection helps with chill during surface intervals and reduces sun exposure.
Reef-safe sunscreen / rashguard
Protects you from sun and prevents chemical damage to coral—operators encourage reef-safe options.
Waterproof camera or phone in housing
Capture the wreck, reef life, and your first dives—ask your DM for recommended settings.