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Philippines · Subic Bay
Deep intact aircraft wreck for advanced Subic wreck dives.
Deep intact aircraft wreck for advanced Subic wreck dives.
Douglas Skyraider (Wreck) is a deep aircraft wreck dive in Subic Bay where a largely intact airframe rests upright on silty bottom near Cubi Point. It is best suited to advanced scuba divers who want a short, focused wreck visit with recognizable cockpit detail, wing-mounted hardware, and resident fish life clustered around the structure.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Sea snakes are reported at the site; give them space and avoid contact.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
This is a short deep wreck dive where bottom time disappears quickly. The main draw is the intact airframe, visible cockpit controls, wing cannon positions, and the chance to circle the aircraft in a single pass.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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