Japanese refrigeration ship
Gross tonnage 9'570
Max. depth: 43 m / length: 147 m
Recommended
certification level: Advanced Open Water Diver, Wreck Diver
Speciality, Deep Diver Speciality.
Japanese Seaplane Tender
Gross tonnage 4'650 Max. depth: 38 m / length: 150 m
Recommended
certification level: Advanced Open Water Diver, Wreck Diver
Speciality, Deep Diver Speciality
Olympia
Maru
Japanese
Freighter sitting upright with a length of 122 meters. Location:
Coron Bay.
A
very good dive spot with a variety of marine life. Large
shoals of banana fish, giant bat fish and giant puffer fish,
especially around the mast, bow and stern. Easy penetration
at the cargo rooms. It offers a good opportunity to discover
wreck diving.
Taiei
Maru
Japanese Tanker
Gross tonnage 10'045
Max. depth: 26 m / length: 170 m
Kogyo
Maru
Kogyo
Maru was a Japanese freighter carrying construction materials
for building a runway for the Japanese war effort in the
Pacific. Kogyo Maru was built in 1938 and is 158 m long
with a displacement of 6,353 tons. Lying on her starboard
side in 36 meters of water the Kogyo Maru offers swim throughs
into all six holds and through the engine room and bridge
area. Kogyo Maru's second hold contains an incline of cement
bags which tumbled as the ship sank. A small bulldozer draws
your attention as you swim into the hold. Complete but encrusted.
