Dive in Philippines
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Block #1 Balabac - Bugsuk, Philippines
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Irako Coron Island, Philippines
Located in the south-east of Lusong Island south of the Kogyo Maru, the Irako, a Japanese supply ship, 147m (482ft) long with 9.570 G.R.T., was sunk in this furious strike of the American Air force in September 24, 1944.The Irako, a provision-vessel for refrigerating food, sunk after disastrous… -
Balinghai Boracay, Philippines
Balinghai is two walls running parallel to each other. The deep wall features sharks and tuna while the shallow wall is pockmarked by small holes which house anthias, lionfish, triggerfish, bannerfish, puffers and gobies. -
Yapak Boracay, Philippines
Yapak 1 and 2 are actually two separate walls which begin at 30 meters and drop down to 70 meters. The most famous of Boracay’s dive sites, close encounters with white tip and grey reef sharks, dogtooth tuna, groupers, napoleon wrasses and giant trevallies are common. Surface conditions can be… -
Yapak Boracay, Philippines
Yapak 1 and 2 are actually two separate walls which begin at 30 meters and drop down to 70 meters. The most famous of Boracay’s dive sites, close encounters with white tip and grey reef sharks, dogtooth tuna, groupers, napoleon wrasses and giant trevallies are common. Surface conditions can be… -
Yapak Boracay, Philippines
Yapak 1 and 2 are actually two separate walls which begin at 30 meters and drop down to 70 meters. The most famous of Boracay’s dive sites, close encounters with white tip and grey reef sharks, dogtooth tuna, groupers, napoleon wrasses and giant trevallies are common. Surface conditions can be… -
Yapak Boracay, Philippines
Yapak 1 and 2 are actually two separate walls which begin at 30 meters and drop down to 70 meters. The most famous of Boracay’s dive sites, close encounters with white tip and grey reef sharks, dogtooth tuna, groupers, napoleon wrasses and giant trevallies are common. Surface conditions can be… -
Monad Shoal/Shark Point Malapascua, Philippines
Monad Shoal is an underwater island onthe edge of a 200m drop off, and is famous as the only place in theworld where thresher sharks can be seen everyday. This place has acleaning station for pelagic. Giant manta rays are also a common sightyear round. The shoal attracts other pelagics such as devil… -
Akitsushima Coron Island, Philippines
Located in between the islands of Lajo and Manglet south of Concepcion village on Busuanga Island, lies the Akitsushima Wreck.One of the few real warships among the Coron wrecks. The Akitsushima was sunk by the Americans in 1944. The wreck is 148m (485ft) long, had 4.650 G.R.T. and lies on port side… -
Alona Beach Sanctuary Balicasag, Philippines
This dive sites lies 5 min. by boat from Alona beach. Shallow dive (max. 25m) on a wall with many vertical cuts. Anemones and multicolored corals teeming with life. Small fish, scorpionfishes, frogfishes and nudibranchs. Seasnakes can be found in sandy areas. Best place for a night dive -
Alona Beach Sanctuary Balicasag, Philippines
This dive sites lies 5 min. by boat from Alona beach. Shallow dive (max. 25m) on a wall with many vertical cuts. Anemones and multicolored corals teeming with life. Small fish, scorpionfishes, frogfishes and nudibranchs. Seasnakes can be found in sandy areas. Best place for a night dive -
Angol Point Boracay, Philippines
This is an excellent dive site for beginners and training dives. The reef is covered with stony corals, leather corals, nudibranchs, anemones, sea stars and sea cucumbers. It is also a favourite for night dives and is a good spot for macro photography. Good for snorkelling, too. -
Camia II Boracay, Philippines
The Camia II, once a steel hulled fishing vessel, was sunk in January 2000. It rests on the bottom at 30 meters with its wheel house at 20 meters. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The sealife include large red bass, bluefin trevallies, scorpion fish, school of batfish,… -
Camia II Boracay, Philippines
The Camia II, once a steel hulled fishing vessel, was sunk in January 2000. It rests on the bottom at 30 meters with its wheel house at 20 meters. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The sealife include large red bass, bluefin trevallies, scorpion fish, school of batfish,… -
Camia II Boracay, Philippines
The Camia II, once a steel hulled fishing vessel, was sunk in January 2000. It rests on the bottom at 30 meters with its wheel house at 20 meters. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The sealife include large red bass, bluefin trevallies, scorpion fish, school of batfish,… -
Gato Island - The Cave Malapascua, Philippines
This L shape cave is really great. The Cave, or more accurately, "The Tunnel". Journey underneath Gato Island and come out the other side! This 30m tunnel houses all the usual cave dwellers: many types of crab big and small, lobsters and cardinal fish. You should also encounter some large puffer… -
Gato Island - The Cave Malapascua, Philippines
This L shape cave is really great. The Cave, or more accurately, "The Tunnel". Journey underneath Gato Island and come out the other side! This 30m tunnel houses all the usual cave dwellers: many types of crab big and small, lobsters and cardinal fish. You should also encounter some large puffer… -
Gato Island - The Cave Malapascua, Philippines
This L shape cave is really great. The Cave, or more accurately, "The Tunnel". Journey underneath Gato Island and come out the other side! This 30m tunnel houses all the usual cave dwellers: many types of crab big and small, lobsters and cardinal fish. You should also encounter some large puffer… -
Gunter's wall Leyte, Philippines
Wall covered with large black corals.A series of large rock out crops away from the main reef wall.Huge gorgonian fans, big bushes of black coral, sponges, tunicates, excellent hard coral coverage.Turtles, Emperor Fish, schools of Snapper and Fusilier, Bat Fish, Garden Eels, Nudibranchs, Ornate… -
Arco Point Panglao, Philippines
Located near the exclusive Bohol Beach Club, Arco Point is also known as the "Hole in the Wall" because there is a vertical funnel which you can enter at 9m and exit at 18m. Along the short wall, you can come across small groupers, trigger fish, wrasse, butterfly fish, sea snakes and moray eels. The… -
Black forest Balicasag, Philippines
Black forest is the main attraction of Balicasag island. it is a steep sandy slope that reaches to a depth of over 40 meters. Starting in deeper waters, you'll find forests of black corals, and can find large groupers, Napoleon Wrasse, barracuda, tuna, snappers, and batfish. Going up, the black… -
Adrian's Cove Leyte, Philippines
Great wall with coves and overhangs covered with bushes of black coral. -
Agus Cebu, Philippines
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Airport Point Cebu, Philippines
The plane wreck has been set here in 1998. Nice second dive. -
Ampo Reef Leyte, Philippines
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Angels Cove Davao, Philippines
Large tunas, mackerels and jack. Good soft and hard corals. -
Antina Point Cebu, Philippines
Take care of the strong currents that may occurs in this dive site! -
Apit Island Leyte, Philippines
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Apo Reef Apo Reef, Philippines
Famous for its dramatic drop-offs down to 400 metres, the steep walls of Apo reef(not to be confused with Apo Island, Dumaguete) are covered with corals, sponges, tunicates, nudibranchs and slugs. Green and hawksbill turtles and a multitude of fish including damselfish, butterfly fish, batfish,… -
Ariara House Reef Linapacan, Philippines
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Ariara Reef Linapacan, Philippines
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Atlantis Reef Negros, Philippines
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Baby Shark Palawan, Philippines
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Badian Island West Cebu, Philippines
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Bahura Negros, Philippines
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Bahura Balabac - Bugsuk, Philippines
Part of the eastern limit of the Balabac Marine Reserve, a beautiful coral area rich in fauna and flora. However dive must be performed timely with highest tide.Fishing restricted. RA8550. -
Banca Wreck Negros, Philippines
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Barracuda Lake Coron Island, Philippines
Located in the middle of the north-west coast of Coron Island further inland, the access is by boat. In the north-west coast of Coron Island there's a cave with limestone cliffs, exactly between Pimaa Point and Balolo Point. In the middle of the bay there is a gap in the cliffs at sea level. You… -
Bas Coral Cebu, Philippines
Current may be strong sometimes... Take care! -
Bas Diot Cebu, Philippines
