Situated in the South China Sea about 32 km off the east coast of Peninsula Malaysia, the Kuantan Wreck is an 80m Japanese oil cargo vessel sunk in the mid 1990's.

The wreck lies on its port side, with the hull about 12 m deep from the surface. The deepest part of the wreck is located at around 24m on a sandy bottom. Encounters are common with wreck residents giant stingrays, a 2m bizarre-looking shovel-nosed ray, shy leopard sharks, blacktip sharks, nurse sharks, moray eels and barracudas. There are also large schools of friendly batfish and trevallys.

The liveaboard will also bring you to either Berhala Wreck (Japanese WWII Frigate), Tokong Burung or Seri Buat. These dive sites are hours off Tioman Island and are inaccessible from resort-based diving operations.

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