The story of this Japanese Wreck remains quite mysterious given that not much information has been found on this ship. What we have been able to identify about this shipwreck is that it must be a Japanese patrol ship that have been sunk during the WWII next to the small village of Banyuning in the Amed area. It has been acknowledged as a ship from the Japanese navy according to its design and, as funny as it can be, also because of its toilet onboard that appeared to be in perfect conditions, a sign of excellent maintenance associated to the Japanese savoir faire. The 20 meters long ship ended underwater at only few meters from the beach, it is easy to access from the shore and located at a depth ranged between 2 and 12 meters.

Thanks to the diversity of the East coast of Bali, we have a lot of different diving sites to offer. In Amed, we offer to explore one shipwreck, to admire different sites with colorful diversity of corals and to identify smaller rare species that are present on macro dive sites such as Ghost Bay or Lipah Bay. Of course, you can also meet some bigger sea animals such as Balck and White Tip sharks, Sea turtles, Parrot fishes, Napoleon fishes and Leaf Scorpion fishes. Amed is abundant in diving opportunities, we know every specification for each dive site, we know where some specific species are living and will provide you all the tips needed to enjoy the best of each dive site. Upon request, we can also easily take you for some dives in Tulamben directly on the Junkung or by car.