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Kenyalang Wreck
Miri rig-to-reef wreck with big fish and clear structure.
A boat-accessed Miri wreck dive with strong fish life, a flat sandy base, and a profile that suits certified scuba divers looking for structure without a long swim.
About Kenyalang Wreck
Kenyalang Wreck is a rig-to-reef artificial reef in Miri built from the decommissioned Baram 8 oil rig. The structure sits on a sandy bottom and gives divers a clean, easy-to-read wreck profile that still feels alive, with steel sections, open water around the hull, and plenty of fish pulling in tight to the structure. It is a classic Miri wreck dive for people who want a compact offshore site with big predators, schools of fish, and lots of detail on and around the wreck.
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Research Estimate At Kenyalang Wreck
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
VisibilityVisibility: 12m
AccessModerate entry effort
Aquatic LifeExceptional variety
FacilitiesGood facilities
Crowd / PopularityModerate
CurrentLight current
SurgeFlat calm
Where Is Kenyalang Wreck?
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Community sourced coordinates.
Kenyalang Wreck Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
13m - 23m
Depth Note
Shallowest point around 13 m; maximum depth about 23 m on a flat sandy bottom.
Best Season
March to September
Typical Conditions
Offshore wreck conditions with mild current, decent visibility by regional standards, and a sandy bottom that makes the site straightforward to read.
Safety & Access At Kenyalang Wreck
Site conditions, restrictions, and access requirements.
Site Conditions
Overhead environment
Safety Notes
Good buoyancy control matters around the steel structure, and this is a scuba wreck rather than a casual swim site.
Access Restrictions
Boat access is required, and the wreck is typically visited through a Miri operator inside the protected national park.
Legal Notes
Park-entry fees apply in the Miri-Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park, and operators handle the boat and registration logistics.
Local Intel For Kenyalang Wreck
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Depth range and stated suitability make it appropriate for Open Water through Advanced divers.
Freediving
Not a freedive site; the wreck sits well below comfortable breath-hold depth.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel site; the wreck is too deep for meaningful surface snorkeling.
Wildlife at Kenyalang Wreck
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Recent Logged Visits At Kenyalang Wreck
Community dive logs and visit reports for this site.
Dive Spot Log Averages At Kenyalang Wreck
Average conditions based on logged dives & visits.
Conditions
Avg. Visibility12m
Activity
No dive activity logged yet.
