Umatac Zero (Wreck)
About Umatac Zero (Wreck)
This site features the remains of a Japanese Zero aircraft that broke apart during a typhoon in 1997. Divers can find parts of the fuselage as well as the engine block and propeller lying in a small ravine around 50 feet. It is described as a nice drift dive and is typically done by boat, though it can also be accessed from the beach. Landowner permission is advised, and care is needed to avoid contact with coral.
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Umatac Zero (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
15.2m+
Depth Note
Wreckage is described in a small ravine at about 50 ft.
Typical Conditions
Described as a drift dive.
Safety & Access At Umatac Zero (Wreck)
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Ask land owners for permission before access and avoid walking on coral.
Access Restrictions
Permission from land owners is advised.
Local Intel For Umatac Zero (Wreck)
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Scuba
A drift dive to a shallow wreck site with aircraft parts including fuselage sections, an engine block, and a propeller.
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