Diving on the wreck of Liberty. (Tulamben, Bali, July 2008)

Dive without getting wet in Bali

ByCorinne Bourbeillon Heures Heures Updated on
comments 2 comments
⚠️ This page is an automatic translation of a post originally written in French. My apologies for any mistakes or odd phrasing that may have been generated in the process. If you read French, please click on the flag below to access the original text: 

Yes, I'm bringing you back (again) under the surface... To finish with the wreck of the Liberty in Bali, I propose below a small series of underwater photos.

Tulamben, Amed, Jemeluk

The first images were made on the wreck of the Liberty or nearby, others on nearby sites, in Tulamben, Amed, Jemeluk.

Diving on the wreck of Liberty. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.

Diving on the wreck of Liberty. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.

Diving on the wreck of Liberty. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.Grouper. Diving the Liberty wreck. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.Diving on the wreck of Liberty. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.Lone barracuda. Diving the Liberty wreck. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.Gaterin. Diving the Liberty wreck. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.School of jacks. Diving the Liberty wreck. Tulamben, Bali. July 2008.
------------Diving in Tulamben, Amed, Jemeluk. Bali. July 2008.

But you won't get any images of Bunutan. It is a superb dive, very rich, where you can meet big animals (turtles, white tip sharks). Only, there was a furious current, the day I was there!

As a result, it was impossible to stop to immortalize any critter. Not even a beautiful leopard moray, encountered in shallow water. What a pity! But this is the charm of diving in Amed: it is very varied, mixing coral and artificial reefs, drift walls, muck-dive...

The Liberty As if you were there

Finally, I invite you to discover this spectacular panoramic of Liberty, unearthed on the site Panoramas.dk.

Tulamben Wreck Panoramic

A 360° immersion in the wreck, among the divers, without getting wet! Click on the image and move around with your mouse. The atmosphere is there. It's like being there!

Good plan for accommodation and diving in Tulamben

July 2012. Small addition: I went back to Bali several times since July 2008, and I dived again on the fabulous wreck of the LibertyBut with a guide for me alone and at the right time... I would like to point out this real good plan of resort for divers, which is also an excellent address, especially if you are a sub photographer, and if you want to discover the wreck in the best possible conditions:
→  Liberty Dive Resort

Corinne Bourbeillon

A journalist, scuba diver and underwater photographer, Corinne loves blowing bubbles with fish! This blog was born out of her fascination with the beauty of the world and the ocean.

Other articles to discover

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

2 comments

  1. Thank you for this impressive panorama! and for your photos of Amed, where I was last year and which made me dream, as my advanced age only allows me to snorkel!)
    bernard

    Reply

  2. Yes, this panoramic is really cool. I stumbled across it the day before yesterday and spent many long minutes on it, turning in all directions, fascinated. I thought it would appeal to divers and non-divers alike.

    In a different vein, on this panoramic website, you can even visit the various rooms of the Elysée Palace in 360°...
    😉

    I haven't done any snorkeling in Amed myself, but I imagine there must be places where you can see lots of critters and admire the corals without needing anything other than a mask and snorkel.

    Reply