Anchor Wreck
Off the north-west corner of Menjangan, a big rusty anchor sits at about 6 m at the top of the reef wall, while the remains of a small wooden ship, thought to be well over 100 years old and still holding ceramics and glass bottles, lie much deeper, roughly 30–50 m. The wall itself is rich in life: turtles, reef sharks, barracuda, schools of moorish idols and good visibility.
Facts
- Region: Bali
- Area: Menjangan & West Bali
- Depth: 6–50 m
- Level: advanced
- Current: moderate
- Type: wreck, wall
- Coordinates: -8.0928, 114.5064
- Highlights: old wooden wreck with ceramics, large anchor at ~6 m, soft corals, reef sharks, barracuda, turtles, jawfish, fire dartfish
- Tips: The wreck itself is a deep dive; most guides only show the anchor and the wall.