Just normal snorkeling, only small parts of the ship wreck was left. History of the ship is interesting but unfortunately our guide doesn't know much the history. The worst part was the jelly fish sting that attacks us while snorkeling on this spot.

I'm not into scuba diving, but I love snorkeling. The wreck is kinda creepy for me as it looks like a ribs or a skeleton. But it was amazing, the whole Malapascua Island is amazing. I'm looking forward to go back..

Really is good place to snorkeling, not very nice fish, not corals... but you have the II WORLD ship, so... not many snorkeling places have this. good ONLY to see the ship, History.

Got to view my first ship wreck. Yes the other reviews are right when they say time has eroded a lot of it. You can still make out the majority of the ship rather easily. We snorkeled there and had absolutely no problem seeing the...More

I am not a diver but I really enjoyed a scuba trip to this wreck, which is really quite large. Organised by Kim at North Point. Please find that review elsewhere.

it was an activity to do. most of the corals are dead unfortunatly. we went out to the so called coral garden. sorry but cannot recommend it.. snorkeling is nice nevertheless.. but if you want to see a real coral ref this isnt it!

There's only a few wrecks to see when you snorkel, took me about 15 mins to find the tip of the ship. Looks like most of it have been covered by sand/corals; or maybe this is better for divers.