Underwater Wrecks
Historic vessels transformed into thriving reefs
All Dive Sites
11 sites documented across the Tioman Marine Park artificial reef complex. Click on any wreck to explore its dedicated page.
12m Wreck
Wreck lies on its side in about 13m of water.
Sandbag Wreck
Depth 15 to 18m.
Rope Wreck
A wreck at 20m consists of rope at the eastern side and rubble in the middle. 2 drums at the western side with black coral growing.
Twin Wreck
Two small wrecks that connect at the tip.
Large Wreck with Propeller
Large wreck with propeller and boxes.
Tyre Wreck
Large artificial reef made of tires.
Upright Wreck
A 2m tall wreck standing upright in sand at around 23m depth.
Tire Guardian Wreck
An upright wreck aligned north to south near the edge of Tire City.
Waffle Wreck
The 16m wreck with two line approaches, including one from the Marine Park Jetty.
Wreck triangular
A triangular wreck feature in the deeper section of the marine park map.
Imaginary Reef
Two pinnacles. Bottom at 21m, top at 14m.
About the Wreck Sites
Discover the fascinating underwater wrecks that have become artificial reefs, teeming with marine life and rich in history.
Historic Naval Vessels
Several World War II era vessels rest on the seabed, now serving as artificial reefs and historical monuments.
Cargo Vessel Wrecks
Old cargo ships that have become home to countless marine species, creating vibrant underwater ecosystems.
Fishing Vessel Remains
Smaller fishing boats that provide shelter for juvenile fish and serve as nursery areas.
Photogrammetry Progress
We are documenting each wreck using underwater photogrammetry to create detailed 3D models for research and conservation.