The Boga wreck, a 50-meter-long vessel that sank in 2012 during a storm at Kubu Reef in Amed, Bali, was intentionally submerged to create an artificial reef and boost marine biodiversity. This site has since evolved into a vibrant habitat for diverse marine life, making it an attractive destination for divers of varying experience levels, particularly intermediates, as it lies at a depth of 18-30 meters.
The wreck is home to a rich array of marine species, including colorful corals, schools of fish, and larger creatures like turtles and reef sharks, offering an exciting diving experience. Its large structure allows for extensive exploration, ensuring each dive presents something new. Conveniently located close to shore, the Boga wreck is easily accessible, set against the backdrop of Amed's clear waters and stunning underwater scenery, making it an unmissable adventure for diving enthusiasts.
