Sea Plane
This is a relatively easy shore dive if you have access to Naval Base Guam. It offers a diverse and pleasant reef as well as wrecks. To get to the entrance for this site, once on base, follow the main road until you come upon a 4-way stop sign with the Marina on the right […]
Salvage Tug
Unless you are diving a nitrox mix, bottom time might be short but the tug is small and easy to explore. The Pilot house is great and the compartment is ribbed out over the engines and easy to see inside. The wreck is quickly deteriorating and should never be penetrated. The Japanese Tug is located […]
Tokai Maru
Apra Harbor, 40-120′. WWII Japanese long range freighter that’s popular for advanced and wreck certified divers. Visibility 20-60′ but can be cut to zero if the silt is kicked-up. She sits on a port list in the harbor and is adjacent to the Cormorran.
SMS Cormoran
German merchant raider sitting alongside the Tokai at 80 to 130′. (Touch both wrecks at 95′) Very interesting dive for experienced divers only. Visibility 20-60′.
Kitsugawa Maru
Apra Harbor, 65-140′ freighter sunk July 44′ sitting upright on bottom. Large bow gun. Vis 15-60′. Wreck is 80% intact. Masts begin at 60′. Must be Advanced Certified with Deep experience to enjoy this boat dive.
Val Bomber
Apra Harbor, 25-100′. Japanese Val bomber sits in 85′ laying against side of reef. There are also numerous barges in shallow water that can be explored on the same dive.
American Tanker
Apra Harbor. A huge concrete barge beginning at 50′, and located right beside a shallow reef. Popular as a beginning wreck dive with tons of subjects for Macro Photographers. Very easy dive for all.
Seabee Junkyard
Apra Harbor, 35-140′ plateau on breakwater with many bulldozers and other construction equipment left by the Seabees when they finished building the breakwater. Also has small harbor transfer ship on bottom at 130. Vis usually 20-40′.
Amtrack
Located just off the Agat Cemetary, the Amtrack is a old WWII personnel carrier at 40′ with a colorful surrounding reef. Popular for boat and beach divers alike.