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reefs and wrecks
Coral Reefs
Brunei is right on the edge of the biodiverse Coral Triangle, and our coral reefs are home to hundreds of species of hard and soft corals and a huge variety of reef fish and invertebrates.

Pelong Rock
20 min from Dive Center

Abana Reef
25 min from Dive Center

Jerudong Reef
50 min from Dive Center
Recreational Wrecks
We have multiple wrecks in different depths which will usually wow's all of our guests due to the abundance of fish and corals likewise. These wrecks are partly also suitable for technical dives.

Bolkiah Wreck
45 min from Dive Center
Suitable for Open Water certified divers and above.

Dolphin88 Wreck
30 min from Dive Center
Suitable for Open Water certified divers and above.

Oil Rig Wreck
45 min from Dive Center
Suitable for Open Water certified divers and above.

Penanjung Wreck
120 min from Dive Center
Suitable for Open Water certified divers and above.

Australian Wreck
30 min from Dive Center
The Australian Wreck is not in fact Australian at all. She is a 1909 Dutchbuilt steamer called the SS De Klerk. Scuttled by the Dutch off Peninsular Malaysia in 1942, she was refloated and used by the occupying Japanese, but then sank once again in 1944 when she hit a Japanese mine. Her 85m-long hull lies on a 33m-deep sandy bottom, largely intact but tilted onto the port side. Along with the Cement Wreck (see below), the Australian is the best – meaning easiest and safest – to penetrate. Divers without a wreck specialty will enjoy swimming through her open upper decks and dipping down into her large cargo holds; while qualified Wreck Divers can explore all the way along two or three of her lower decks.

American Wreck
30 min from Dive Center
The American Wreck is at least American! The 75-m USS Salute was built in 1943 as a minesweeper and saw lots of action in WWII, but was sunk by a Japanese mine in 1945. She is the most broken up of all of the wrecks, with her collapsed bow lying spread out along the seabed, virtually separate from her slightly more intact rear. Penetration into the wreck is not advisable, but divers will enjoy exploring around both sections. Various interesting military artifacts, including small arms ammunition, can be inspected around the bow. And the Salute’s still-intact gun turret and barrels make an imposing backdrop for a picture. More so than the Australian Wreck, the Salute also has some good coral and other marine life on and around her
Technical Wrecks
Brunei is home to a number of deep wrecks that are only suitable for technical divers. Tec divers visiting Brunei can experience two additional World War II shipwrecks, the Baiei Maru and the Yuho Maru, and depths of up to 63m.

Petani Mistral
60 min from Dive Center

Southern Glory
110 min from Dive Center

Yuho Maru
60 min away from Dive Center (Southern Point departure from Kuala Belait)

Baiei Maru
30 min from Dive Center

Pacific Boxer
90 min from Dive Center
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