Spend a day diving the famous USS Liberty wreck off Tulamben with two guided dives, transfers from Ubud, and equipment included. This single‑day package blends WWII history, rich reef life, and practical logistics for both beginners and certified divers.
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You step onto ash-grey sand as trade winds push warm air off the Bali Sea. Waves whisper against the reef and the wreck waits just beyond the breakers—an old transport hull that time and tide have softened into a living reef. A guide briefs the group; tanks click and the ocean seems to pull you forward.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—able to manage gear, entry/exit from shallow shore or small boats, and multiple dives in a day.
Wildlife
History
The USS Liberty was a US Army transport ship damaged in WWII and later stranded off Tulamben; over decades coral has converted the wreck into a prime diving habitat.
Conservation
The wreck supports local livelihoods but faces pressures from boat traffic and anchor damage; choose operators who follow mooring and ‘no‑touch’ policies to protect coral and fish populations.
Reserve your spot on the Tulamben Diving Tour Shipwreck USS Bali today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Check certification and paperwork
Bring your dive card or be prepared for a short discover‑scuba briefing if you’re a beginner; the operator accepts both but needs to know in advance.
No flying after diving
Allow at least 24 hours between your last dive and any flight to reduce decompression risk.
Protect against the sun
Bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a light long‑sleeve top for the journey back—Bali sun is strong even after being in the water.
Carry cash for local purchases
Warungs and small vendors near Tulamben often accept cash only for snacks, tips, or small souvenirs.
Certification card or ID (if certified)
Needed to confirm qualification for guided dives and certain depth limits.
Reef‑safe sunscreen and sun shirt
Protects skin between dives and prevents damage to coral ecosystems.
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Logbook or dive computer
Tracks dive times and depths; useful for surface intervals and post‑dive records.
Light travel towel and change of clothes
Quick‑dry towel and dry clothes make the long return drive more comfortable.