Munseom Wreck문섬 난파선
A deep wreck dive to two steel boats that have become homes for soft corals and reef fish, intended for experienced divers.
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About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | About 35-42 m; recent logs are mostly 36-37 m |
| Terrain | Two large steel wrecks in deep water |
| Highlights | Large soft corals on the hulls, damselfish, and grouper-family fish |
| Recent deep-water conditions | Water temperature 15-19 degrees C, visibility 7-15 m |
| Dive style | Deep and wreck-focused boat dive for experienced divers |
What makes it special
Two steel hulls sit in genuinely deep water. After years underwater, they have become reef structure: large soft corals cover parts of the metal while damselfish and grouper-family fish move around the frames. The combination of a wreck silhouette and Jeju coral life feels very different from a shallow reef.
The map labels Wreck 1 and Wreck 2, but the route depends on current and the team's plan. A sharp thermocline can make water below 30 m much colder even in summer, so choose thermal protection for the deep layer. Available information supports external observation; do not assume wreck penetration is allowed.
Dive guide
- Use appropriate deep- and wreck-diving training and recent experience.
- Set bottom time, gas-turn pressure, no-decompression or decompression plan, and ascent procedure before entry.
- Carry a computer, light, and surface marker buoy; plan for cold deep water.
- If current or visibility worsens, agree on a turn, change, or cancellation plan.
- Never enter a hull without suitable training, equipment, and a penetration plan.
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