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Brunei

Just off the northwest coast of Kalimantan in Southeast Asia lies the Sultanate of Brunei — a tiny country that boasts pristine landscapes and large coastal and marine reserves. Because of the newness of the scuba industry there, diving in Brunei provides the perfect opportunity for intrepid adventurers to explore largely uncharted reefs and WWII wrecks that are teeming with wildlife.

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  • Boat Dive

    Boat Dive

    These scuba adventures take divers out on a boat to reach their diving destination. It is recommended that divers are comfortable taking a giant stride or a back roll entrance into the water.
  • Deep Dive

    Deep Dive

    This type of dive will take a diver deeper than 18 meters (59 feet), and most will go to 30 meters (98 feet) or more beneath the surface. There is unique marine life at great depths that can only be seen on deep dives.
  • Night Dive

    Night Dive

    A night dive offers the chance to experience marine life that can only be seen in the dark. Rocks and colors appear more vivid and even familiar spots become mysterious.
  • Reef Dive

    Reef Dive

    Coral reefs are beautiful and endangered ecosystems that are bursting with life and color. Reef dives are among the most popular types of scuba diving.
  • Wreck Dive

    Wreck Dive

    This type of dive goes to shipwrecks or plane wrecks so that divers can explore the thriving ecosystems that have developed in these fascinating underwater museums.
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Top Brunei Diving Sites

The top two highlights when scuba diving in Brunei are its unique reef systems and living WWII wrecks. In contrast to many high-traffic coral reefs around the world, the reefs that you’ll see when diving in Brunei include large Gorgonian fans and wide table corals, as well as brightly-colored hard and softcoral that is fast disappearing elsewhere.

More advanced divers will be able to explore the numerous wrecks that are located at 18m to 34m under the surface of the water. Featuring warships, decommissioned oil rigs, and a Malaysian barge that sank only four years ago, the wrecks of Brunei boast some fascinating wildlife — including octopus, porcupine fish, giant puffers, and the occasional sea snake!

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