July and August are the only months suitable for diving along Yilan’s cold and rough northern coast. The underwater visibility is generally very poor and typically falls at just five meters. That’s why Taiwan’s first deliberately sunken ship––the Wan’an––is still such a mystery.
Shipwrecks Taiwan is a documentary that highlights Taiwan's rich marine ecology by focusing on the underwater conditions of sunken ships around Taiwan.
24:46In 1983, the South Korean cargo ship Fortress accidentally hit a reef due to inclement weather off Orchid Island. Now known as the Badai Bay Shipwreck, this dive spot is one of the
25:10The Suei-Yang once participated in war. Today, this shipwreck off Green Island is one of many artificial reefs created to restore marine life…
26:06The Zhen-Hai is the largest warship in the artificial reefs project and directly contributes to the sea turtle refuge in Xiao Liuqiu. No wonder the locals often joke that there are
23:40Penghu is characterized by strong currents. The cold, nutrient-rich waters of the south moving China Coastal Current combine with the warm, clear waters of the Kuroshio to create a
24:21July and August are the only months suitable for diving along Yilan’s cold and rough northern coast. The underwater visibility is generally very poor and typically falls at just fi
24:31The Chung-Cheng once sailed valiantly to protect Taiwan waters. Although the ship was sunk upon decommission, the story doesn’t end there. A new chapter is about to begin. After al
26:26The Chung-Rong has reached a depth of over fifty meters changing recent activity from recreational to technical diving. The increased difficulty and risk mean that no one has visit
27:21Get ready to explore the exciting tale of a “sunken city” in Taiwanese waters and the suspected wreckage of a World War II military aircraft... What follows is the discovery of an
