Val was the Allied designation for the Japanese Aichi D3A during World War II.
The plane now rests upside down at approximately 100 feet. Its left wing rests about 40 feet from the main wreck toward the north east.
Remember to monitor your air consumption and bottom time, as this is a fairly deep dive.
Finish the dive by ascending up the reef slope and be on the lookout for turtles and octopuses.
Dive Details
Located just outside Apra Harbor, conditions must to be just right to dive here due of strong currents and its proximity to the shipping channel. Please take care to listen to and follow your captain’s Read more…
The most straight forward way to enter the water is to climb down the rocks between the western pier and the rusty ladder. Once in the water head toward the north and to find the Read more…
This World War ll era barge sits upright on top of a small reef in Apra Harbor. The reef begins at 50 feet and slopes down on all sides to a 120-foot sandy bottom. Large Read more…