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Overview In WWII, US air raids sank some 60 ships of the Japanese Combined Fleet in this Pacific 'wreck graveyard', regarded as the world's largest and finest wreck-diving mecca. Tanks, aircraft and personal effects still remain inside the hulls.
Highlights Around 60 sunken warships and transports now coral gardens War relics — fighter planes, tanks, an armoury — still inside the hulls Technical dives exploring deep wreck interiors Primal Micronesian island scenery over the calm lagoon Good to know Safety Many wrecks lie below 30m, and interior access requires technical/penetration diving qualifications. · This is also an underwater grave for war victims — never touch remains or artefacts, and treat the site with respect. · Usually accessed by liveaboard; beginners can start with shallower reef dives. On-site reviews📍 Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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