Tulamben Beach Viewpoint

Tulamben Beach Viewpoint is a popular destination for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. The beach is known for its shipwreck, which is 120 meters long and located 25-50 meters off the shoreline. The shipwreck is aligned with the shoreline, making it easy to locate. The beach is also home to a variety of underwater life, including different corals, fishes, garden eels, and even the occasional blue spotted ribbontail stingray. The beach is easily accessible from the nearby resorts and the entrance to the water is quite easy. The beach is also known for its shore diving, offering a unique experience to divers. Visitors to the beach are advised to be prepared for strong currents and many rocks in the water. It is recommended to use fins while snorkeling or diving due to these conditions. High tide is considered the best time to enter the water, although it is possible to do so at any tide. Parking is available at the beach for a fee, although some visitors have reported not being asked to pay. There are also shops in the area, although prices may be higher than in other locations. Visitors are advised to be aware of their surroundings and to be cautious of individuals offering unsolicited guide services. It is possible to explore the beach and its underwater attractions without a guide.