Official Labuan page describing MV Tung Hwang as the deepest wreck site and noting visibility and traffic.
Malaysia
Off Labuan wreck with coral, fish, and strong current
Off Labuan wreck with coral, fish, and strong current
Boat logistics, depth, and current management are best handled by a local wreck operator.
Cement Wreck is the MV Tung Hwang, a large upright wreck off Labuan with a coral-covered upper deck, open cargo spaces, and a reputation as one of the area's signature wreck dives. It is a boat-accessed, current-swept site for confident wreck divers, rewarding careful buoyancy with big structure, clear sightlines, and plenty of fish life.
Access Restrictions
Boat access only; best for deep-certified divers or experienced wreck divers.
Legal Notes
Use a guide for penetration and follow local wreck-access and marine-park rules.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
An upright wreck with coral-covered upper decks, open cargo spaces, and careful penetration opportunities for qualified divers.
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Official Labuan page describing MV Tung Hwang as the deepest wreck site and noting visibility and traffic.
Operator page covering the Cement Wreck history, marine life, and Brunei-area wreck diving context.
Independent feature for coral coverage, current, surge, and wreck condition.
Independent review for upright wreck profile, depth, and multi-level dive planning.

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