This dive site is known as B-29, and it holds a significant historical interest due to the wreck of a Japanese H8K zero fighter plane from World War II. The location itself offers an intriguing glimpse into wartime aviation history. Visibility at this site can vary, but it provides opportunities for exploring a submerged aircraft wreck. Due to its unique nature as a wreck dive, it is generally considered an intermediate level dive requiring experience with navigating wrecks and potentially strong currents. There are no specific reports of marine life commonly associated with the area itself, however, divers may encounter typical underwater wildlife found in coastal environments.
H8k Japanese Sea Reconnaissance Plane
Historically significant WWII Japanese H8K sea plane wreck dive.
Boat Access
12m Avg Depth
15m Max Depth
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Requires wreck navigation experience due to potential currents and overhead environment.
Hazards:
currentboat traffic
Current Strength:
Variable
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