Life is everywhere on the wreck! You will see Humphead Parrot fish, schools of Trevally, Leaf Scorpion fish, Pygmy Seahorse, giant Barracuda, Frogfish, Groupers, Jack fish, Angel fish, Black Tip and White Tip sharks. If you are very lucky you may even encounter a Whale Shark, an Eagle ray or even a Mola Mola!
The wreck has been completely colonised by coral during the 50 years that it has spent in the Tulamben waters. During almost 20 years, it was simply stranded on the beach and rusted, the paint freeing itself little by little from the steel plates. The marine paint having been made to avoid the formation of life, coral and algae, many wrecks where the paint has remained relatively intact in the world have not been able to be colonised by as much coral, which makes the Liberty wreck unique. We can find a multicoloured Gorgonias couple at a depth of 12 and 14 meters, on the front section of the ship.
The wreck lies between 5 and 28 meters deep, lying on its right flanc. The bridge finds itself vertically sea side. The bow to the West, the stern to the East where we can still very well identify the huge helm. One of the two cannons is still visible under its turet to the front of the ship at a depth of 28 meters.
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Photos by :
Mike Suender
@ms.photography_lovetheocean
Kriss Sieniawski
@Krissieniawski
Pedro Furtado
@peedropf
Pierre Leo Paul
@pierreleopaul
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