Wreck Diving Day Trip Usukan WW2 Wrecks

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Wreck Diving Day Trip Usukan WW2 Wrecks

Fancy a scuba diving adventure? Then go wreck diving one of the three, large Usukan Bay World War II Japanese wrecks. An awesome, memorable diving experience. Nitrox provided free!

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Itinerary

Day 1

All of the wrecks lay in 26m – 40m of water and can have small to medium strong currents present, making them a wreck scuba diving adventure for experienced leisure divers (minimum PADI Advanced Open Water Diver) and technical divers.

Dive the Rice Bowl Wreck, so-called because a cache of rice bowls was found in the bow when it was first dived, this is a relatively long vessel lying in a North Easterly direction in 40m at its deepest and 26m at its shallowest. The superstructure is punctured in many places, making exploration possible and interesting, and the metal work is robust. The soft coral garden is memorable.

General Information

Duration:
1 Days
Location Start:
Jesselton Point Jetty
Location Finish:
Jesselton Point Jetty
Payment Types:
Paypal, Cheque, Travellers Cheque, Payment Transfer
We Speak:
German, Chinese, French, English, Berhasa Malay

Extra Information

Inclusions -
Jesselton Point Departure Tax
Exclusions -
Hotel pick ups from hotels not in central Kota Kinabalu.
Extras -
We apply the following diver safety practices (as an authorised PADI Dive Operator): (1) A Risk and Medical Statement is signed by the participant (in the case of under 18's by the Parent or Guardian). If you have a health condition that could risk your health when diving then you will need to provide a Doctors letter certifying you are healthy to dive. (2) Any participant under 18 years is supervised by a parent or guardian at all times. (3) You show your Dive Guide your diver certification card at the start of your scuba diving trip. (4) Only taking minimum PADI Advanced Open Water Divers (or equivalent) diving at the wrecks.

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