Try your first open-water dives at the accessible USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben. This guided day trip from Sanur includes pool training, two shore-entry dives, lunch and transport—ideal for non-certified divers seeking a controlled introduction to wreck diving.
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You step off the beach into warm water that pulls you toward a hulking silhouette: the USAT Liberty, its superstructure reclining across a pale sand slope. Morning light filters through gentle swell; fish thread through broken plates and fans of soft coral sway like slow hands guiding you deeper.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
10–11 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for average fitness — you should be comfortable in the water and able to climb a ladder or step in/out of shallow surf.
Wildlife
History
The USAT Liberty was a World War II freighter damaged by torpedoing and later beached by volcanic activity; over decades it has become an artificial reef vital to local dive culture.
Conservation
Respect marked mooring lines and avoid touching coral—the site’s popularity requires divers to follow strict buoyancy and anchoring practices to minimize reef damage.
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Complete the medical form honestly
If you answer “yes” to any health question, bring a doctor’s note—this is strictly enforced for safety.
Hydrate and eat lightly before diving
Drink water and avoid heavy meals; the day includes travel and two dives so stable energy helps prevent seasickness.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a rash guard
Sun and reflected UV are strong on the surface; choose mineral-based sunscreen to protect coral.
Plan post-dive travel carefully
No flying for at least 24 hours after your final dive; schedule onward flights or long transfers accordingly.
Swimwear and quick-dry shorts
Wear under your wetsuit or rash guard for comfort during pool training and ocean dives.
Reef-safe sunscreen (mineral-based)
Protects skin on surface intervals while minimizing harm to corals.
Lightweight rash guard or 1–3 mm wetsuit top
Provides sun protection and a bit of thermal comfort in the water.
Small waterproof bag or dry pouch
Keeps personal items dry during transfers and on the dive boat or shore.