Blue Water Wreck (MFV Mabini Padre)
Named for the water it sits in rather than the ship. The furthest offshore of the group, which is why it usually has the best visibility and the most fish on it, and why it is the longest boat ride — an hour or more from Serasa, weather permitting. Like the Cement Wreck it lies in Malaysian waters off Labuan and is more commonly dived from that side. Position here is approximate.
Depth
24–35m
Current
Mild
Diver level
Advanced open water
Entry
Boat
Unique features
- Roughly 79-80m Filipino fishing vessel that caught fire and sank in 1981, lying on its port side
- The clearest water of the local wrecks — it sits about 35km offshore, away from river outflow
- Engine room, refrigerated fish holds, masts and a large winch; dense fish life including bigger pelagics
Sources & last checked
Checked August 2026
This is a researched draft, not yet human-verified. The seasonality and logistics are drawn from the sources below — confirm specifics (permits, fees, closures) with an operator before you book.
- Brunei's Sunken Treasures — DivePhotoGuide
- Wreck Diving Brunei - Dive Sites Review — Underwater Clicks
Note on the data: Coordinates are approximate; not surveyed dive-site GPS.