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The Wreck located just 30 meters from the beach, the wreck measures an impressive 120 meters on a steeply sloping sandy bottom, with its top just 3 meters below the water surface. Sunk by torpedoes on January 11, 1942, the USAT Liberty was carrying rubber and railroad parts for war service across the Lombok Strait. The damage was critical, but 2 destroyers hitched her up and tried to tow her to the port at Singaraja.
She was taking too much water, so the crew decided to run her up on the beach at Tulamben. The volcanic explosion of Gunung Agung in 1963 rolled her off the beach to the present location, breaking her in pieces along the way. Now completely covered with corals and home to hundreds of species of fish, the wreck is submerged to a maximum depth of 29 meters.
5 stars for the services of dive instructor, Katut,both drivers,the facilities at Padang Bai and lunch.
The diverse range of sea life was outstanding
Only and very disconcerting the depth gauges on two regs didn't work at all.
Excellent customer care, very punctual with regard to time and experience to be provided.
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