Labuan: 3D2N Big 4 Shipwrecks Dive

About Labuan Big 4 Wrecks

American Wreck

Lying at a depth of 33 metres, the American Wreck is a WWII troopship that met its fate in 1945. This sunken relic is a haunting yet fascinating dive site, with remnants of war artifacts scattered across the seabed. Divers can explore twisted metal structures, machine parts, and even a visible boiler, all now encrusted with vibrant corals. Schools of batfish, barracudas, and groupers have made this wreck their home, creating a surreal underwater experience for those who venture into its depths. 

Australian Wreck

Once a Dutch cargo vessel named SS De Klerk, the Australian Wreck was deliberately scuttled by the Japanese before being repurposed by Australian forces during WWII. Today, it lies in 24 meters of water, offering divers a glimpse into its eerie history. The ship’s skeletal remains are now a thriving artificial reef, attracting trevally, lionfish, and even the occasional turtle. Photographers will love the atmospheric feel of this wreck, where light filters through broken hull sections, creating dramatic underwater scenery. 

Blue Water Wreck

A haven for marine life, the Blue Water Wreck is a fully intact fishing trawler that sank under mysterious circumstances. Resting at 35 meters, this wreck is teeming with massive schools of fusiliers, jacks, and barracudas. Its well-preserved structure allows for easy navigation, making it an excellent site for wreck penetration. Divers will find coral-covered railings and vibrant nudibranchs clinging to the ship’s exterior, offering a perfect mix of history and marine biodiversity. 

Cement Wreck

Sitting in shallower waters at around 21 meters, the Cement Wreck is one of the easiest and most rewarding dives in Labuan. This sunken freighter, once carrying cement cargo, now boasts spectacular coral growth, with large sea fans, sponges, and soft corals thriving on its remains. Its accessible depth makes it ideal for long bottom times, giving divers plenty of opportunities to spot reef sharks, moray eels, and juvenile angelfish weaving through the ship’s superstructure. 

Important Notes

• This tour is strictly for advanced-level divers with a minimum of 50 logged dives. Proof of certification is required upon booking. 
• A minimum of 4 divers is required for the trip to proceed, with a maximum of 10 divers per trip. 
• Advance booking of at least 3 days is required. Participants must provide full name, IC/passport number, date of birth, nationality, and diving certification details. 
• Diving gear is available for rent (BCD, regulator, fins, mask) at an additional charge. 
• Non-Malaysians are subject to a Marine Park Fee of RM 30 per person. 
• Check dives / refresher dives are required for divers who have not been diving for an extended period – available at RM 200/pax. 
• Divers must be in good health and free from any medical conditions that could be aggravated by diving. 
• Travel and dive insurance is highly recommended but not included in the package. 
• Guests are responsible for securing their valuables. A dry bag is recommended for electronics and personal items. 
• This package is based on a join-in basis of shared guide. Private Guide or Tour is available upon request at a reasonable fee. Please inform us when making your bookings. 
• Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. 
• All activities are subject to weather conditions. In case of poor visibility or unsafe conditions, the snorkeling activities schedule may be adjusted for safety reasons. 
• Your tour operator reserves the right to alter routes, timetables, itineraries and accommodation should conditions beyond their control render it necessary. 
• All participants must pay attention to all safety briefings and instructions. It is the responsibility of all participants to seek clarification for anything not understood from these briefings.