Turanben, located in the northeast of Bali, has no beautiful beaches, but it is known as one of the 50 most beautiful diving resorts in the world, attracting many diving enthusiasts from all over the world every year. Turanben has clear water quality, gentle water flow and high visibility. There are about 400 kinds of fish living on the bottom of the sea. Its biggest feature is that there was a sunken ship Liberty during World War II.
Here, diving is as simple as eating and drinking water. Go deep diving for the first time. After learning sign language diving and breathing with my mouth on the beach, I went to the sea. Unlike other places that need to take a boat to a certain distance from the shore, Turanben can dive a few meters away from the shore because of the clear water.
Put on flippers and carry an oxygen bottle, and the whole person moves slowly and clumsily. Looking at the wide and calm sea on the shore, I slowly walked in and began to feel dangerous. I am a land creature that goes to the sea without reservation. I can't swim. Even breathing air, the most basic thing for survival, is particularly difficult. In case I feel uneasy, just tell the coach that I am nervous and afraid.
The dark coach smiled and relaxed. The sea is beautiful.
With full of tension and expectation, I sat down under the guidance of my coach and plunged into the sea. Unexpectedly, I felt as if I had plunged into another world.
Compared with the calm blue on the sea, the transparent blue on the seabed is very bright, and you can see the sun shining in. The water is slow and comfortable, and I feel like I am in a warm mother's arms.
With the depth of diving, from the beginning, I encountered sporadic small fish to various colorful marine life. There are seaweeds stretching with the sea, clown fish shuttling between seaweeds, rows of neat and colorful fish, a group of teasing fish running in front of my eyes, and timid little fish watching me swim in the distance.
From the sea, the sea is quiet and monotonous, while from the bottom, the sea is dynamic, lively and colorful.
Liberty was an American military cargo ship in World War II. It was hit by Japanese artillery shells and sank in 1945. The hull inclines downward, with the deepest bow 30 meters and the shallowest stern about 3 or 4 meters.
I dived into the water and began to see the wreckage of the sunken ship. Scattered scaffolding is scattered on the side, covered with coral and seaweed. My hand touched a corner, unlike the softness of marine life. It is still painstakingly built by human beings under mottled rust, but under the corrosion of seawater, it has disappeared its original cold iron appearance and become a place for marine life to settle and play.
When a ship sinks to the bottom of the sea, this is its best ending. I didn't gallop on the sea, but returned to my mother's arms like a child and lived in the sea with the sea. Nor should human beings be above nature. Human beings are children of nature and should live in the embrace of nature.
The sea gurgled, looking at the mysterious and dark huge hull below, the plot in the movie appeared in my mind, about war, pirates, treasures, adventure, freedom and courage, and the famous Titanic, which was a story and accident that only the sea could bring.
Scattered diving teams scattered around to explore the sunken ship, like a documentary scene. I was inside, touching the wreckage with one hand and the colorful fish with the other. My body is light and the water is soft, which makes people relax. My previous timidity was full of surprise and admiration.
If I dare not dive into the sea for fear of danger, I will miss the unforgettable experience. You can always breathe safely, but you can't experience a completely different underwater world. This is the original intention of travel, right? Take the road you have never taken, see the scenery you have never seen, do things you have never done, and meet different people.