Tulamben diving is essentially going to an unknown world and that offers you life, history, beauty all at one place. But it is important to understand when diving what you can see and how well the water clarity will be. Transfer to your destination with proper facilities. Read on for safe travel scheduling!
Understanding the Seasons in Tulamben
Dry Season (April to September)
For best conditions, April — September. This is because of the weather during this time of year, in addition to calm seas and water visibility up to thirty meters. You will also be able to encounter bumphead parrotfish at USAT Liberty wreck, another jaw dropping experience.
Rainy Season (October to March)
The downside of the rainy season is actually a bad thing for one person, but trust me, the rainy season has its advantages too. While you won’t have a clear view, the good thing is that these places are quieter and you can have more adventures, and the prices also tend to be cheaper.
Timing Your Dives: Morning, Afternoon, or Night?
Morning Dives (6 AM - 9 AM)
Mornings are the best time to dive! The water is cooler, visibility is great, and you may find yourself alone at the USAT Liberty dive site. Sunrise dives are magical, as the light shines on the wreck and makes the water look brighter
Afternoon Dives (12 PM - 3 PM)
If you're eager to venture deeper, The Drop Off offers an exciting opportunity to spot sea turtles cruising along the vertical wall. The dramatic drop into the depths provides a stunning backdrop as turtles glide effortlessly through the water. It’s a site where you can feel the vastness of the ocean and the grace of these ancient creatures.
Night Dives
For the adventurous, night diving offers a completely different experience. As the sun sets, Tulamben's marine life changes. Creatures like octopuses, eels, and other nocturnal species come out to play, creating a spooky yet exciting atmosphere on the wreck.
Safety and experience are paramount, make sure to choose the most authentic dive center. Look for a dive center that prioritizes safety, maintains its equipment well, and uses experienced local guides with detailed knowledge of the best dive sites.
Bring Your Own Gear
Bring your own scuba gear if possible, particularly for multiple dives. That being said the more familiar and comfortable you are with your gear, likely will give a better sense of security.
Respecting Tulamben’s Underwater World
Tulamben diving, you are just a visitor in the sea Buoyancy control practice will help you avoid touching the coral, or the fish. We like Paradiscome, so choosing a local dive center is always important.
That a dive trip to Tulamben is not just about selecting a date; it is making memories for you that they will cherish throughout their lifetime, forever. Tulamben has a lot to offer for more seasoned divers as well but no matter what level of diver you are, Tulamben is a fantastic place.