Papuan Explorer wreck dive
About Papuan Explorer wreck dive
The Papuan Explorer is a 42 m steel cargo vessel that was intentionally sunk in the 1980s and now sits upright on a muddy seabed. It is used as a wreck and limited-visibility training site. Penetration is possible, but conditions inside include heavy silt, areas with no light, and sharp hazards.
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Papuan Explorer wreck dive Planning Details
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Reported Depth
14m - 25m
Depth Note
Shallowest depth is 14 msw with the seabed at 25 msw.
Typical Conditions
Upright wreck on a muddy bottom with significant silt; limited visibility can occur, especially during penetration.
Safety & Access At Papuan Explorer wreck dive
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Penetration is possible but requires caution due to silt that can reduce visibility, zero-light zones, and sharp hazards.
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Scuba
Used as a wreck and limited-visibility training site; penetration is possible.
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