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KM Sampurna

The KM Sampurna, a dangerous motor vessel wreck, lies at 28 meters and, for us, it's one of Singapore's more compelling dives. We love how the wreck itself has become a magnet for fish, a real oasis in the often featureless sand. You descend onto the deck, the bow pointing north, and the scale of it really hits you. Our favourite part is the engine room, surprisingly intact, with gauges still visible, and often patrolled by batfish or schools of fusiliers so thick they block the light. This isn't a deep penetration dive; it's more about exploring the structure's exterior and observing the life that calls it home. We've seen everything from schooling barracuda swirling above the mast to stingrays buried in the sand just off the hull. Keep an eye out for nudibranchs on the encrusted railings. We'd suggest checking the tides; a slack tide makes for a much more relaxed exploration, allowing you to really take in the details of the wreck and the marine life. It’s a dive that rewards slow, deliberate movement, a proper treasure hunt for the patient diver.