Dive in Philippines
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Cresta de Gallo Sibuyan Island, Philippines
In Cresta de Gallo island, This large reef contains some interesting features including some outcrops and shelves. The minimum depth of the reef is around 5 meters and slopes down to some interesting coral features. There are Lobsters, Sweetlips, turtles and more. Beside swarm fish you can find… -
Coral Garden West Romblon, Philippines
In Cobrador Island, As the name suggests, this site was named for the beautiful anemone and coral formations outlining this spectacular reef system. Dropping to a depth of only 30 meters into calm waters, this site is suitable for all level divers.This spot can be reached in 30 to 40 minutes from… -
Cobrador Sanctuary Romblon, Philippines
This site contains a sandy area and coral formations with some really interesting sea life. -
Coral Garden East Romblon, Philippines
In Cobrador Island, This beautiful site contains different coral formations with some really interesting sea life. This is a good place to find hidden smaller animals like the ghost pipefish, special shrimps, nudibranchs and scorpion fishes. With enough luck you find sea snakes, turtles and… -
Channel of Alad Romblon, Philippines
This dive consists of sandy bottom with coral formations. There are often strong currents present which make this perfect for a drift dive. Marine life here includes lots of lobsters and moray eels.This spot can be reached in 20 to 30 minutes from Romblon Town or Lonos, Romblon. This spot can be… -
Carmen's Cliff Tablas Island, Philippines
This spot is located next to a huge rock in the ocean. You can see numerous species of marine life between the diverse coral communities at a vertical wall. Beside swarm fish you can find sharks, mantas and eagle rays. -
Bonbon Sea Grass valley Romblon Island, Philippines
This dive consists of a series of large rock boulders set in a sea grass plain. Bonbon Sea grass Valley is well known for its great underwater ambience. Suitable for all level divers. This is a good place to find hidden smaller animals and provides great photo opportunity.This spot can be reached in… -
Bonbon Beach Romblon Island, Philippines
Very spectacular and very colorful dive with lots to see. Starting in shallow water of 3 meters, Bonbon gradually slopes down to a depth of 25 meters to where you can explore this beautiful reef with a mixture of hard and soft coral displays and teeming marine life. Great site for macro… -
Blue Hole Tablas Island, Philippines
This scuba dive consists of a chimney within the reef which leads to a cave at 27 meters where you might find sharks resting. There are some amazing coral features and some small marine life which takes refuge among the corals. You might see some interesting fish like stonefish and… -
Alad South Romblon, Philippines
This site contains a sandy area with some really interesting sea life and is full of colorful mixed coral species and many reef fish. Alad South hosts a large field of garden eels, too.This spot can be reached in 20 to 30 minutes from Romblon Town or Lonos, Romblon. This spot can be visit 12… -
Bangug Island Romblon, Philippines
Bangug Island is a small reef system running parallel to the island and ending in a maximum depth of 20 meters. Start your dive in a depth of 2 meters and gradually make your way to the sandy bottom. In the sea grass fields and under the blocks there is a lot to discover. Suitable for all level… -
Alad Sanctuary Slope Romblon, Philippines
The reef is covered in various soft corals and provides a beautiful and exciting scuba dive. There is some amazing marine life here like puffers, groupers, lobsters, cuttlefish and ribbon eels are just a few. A great place for underwater photography.This spot can be reached in 20 to 30 minutes from… -
Agpanabat Sanctuary Romblon Island, Philippines
This dive site consists of various beautiful coral formations with lots of small fish life such as clownfish, scorpionfish, boxfish and others.This spot can be reached in 40 to 50 minutes from Romblon Town or Lonos, Romblon. This spot can be visit 12 months a year. -
Alad Sanctuary garden Romblon, Philippines
The fish sanctuary of Alad is well known for its endless soft coral fields, barrel sponges and abundant marine life. A true diver’s paradise! Start your dive in shallow waters and gradually slope to a maximum depth of 35 meters. This underwater landscape is teeming with marine life and enveloped… -
Agpanabat Caves & Canyons Romblon Island, Philippines
Start your dive in shallow waters and gradually slope to a maximum depth of 25 meters to where you will find several swim throughs, caves and reef sections to explore. These underwater structures are teeming with marine life.This spot can be reached in 40 to 50 minutes from Romblon Town or… -
Agnay Sanctuary Romblon Island, Philippines
Here you will find beautiful coral decorated reefs teeming with marine life. Bonus is that Agnay Sanctuary is situated in a protected bay area, making this dive easy to handle. Calm sea conditions and much to see and explore. A good place to see eagle rays and frogfishes. -
Batangas Luzon, Philippines
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The Mogami Maru Cebu, Philippines
The Mogami Maru is a Japanese fishing trawlor refitted for combat in WWII. Sunk in 1944, probably from aerial attack, the 50m wreck lies upright on her keel. The wreck is home to many genuine artifacts of the crew who died with her. It is a technical dive only and should not be attempted on a single… -
Morazán Maru (former Olympia… Coron Island, Philippines
Freighter and passenger liner built in England, 1908, sold to Central America, where she served (among others) the route between Honduras and New Orleans. Captured by the Imperial Japanese Navy in Shanghai 1941 and used as an Auxiliary Cargo Vessel.The origin of this vessel was for long time unknown… -
Bugor-Reef Coron Island, Philippines
This excellent reef near the north-shore of Culion Island slopes from 3m down to 35m+.It usually offers a quite good visibility of 15-20m. The best parts are the shallow ones with a plenty of different species of hard and soft corals and a rich fish life, including the common reef-fishes like… -
Kalambuyan Reef Coron Island, Philippines
A 30min boat ride in the north–west of Okikawa maru this dive-site is one of the best reefs in the region and offers you a beautiful, healthy environment under water with usually pleasant visibility and an excellent diversity of corals and fishes. It is also very good for… -
Kalambuyan Reef Coron Island, Philippines
A 30min boat ride in the north–west of Okikawa maru this dive-site is one of the best reefs in the region and offers you a beautiful, healthy environment under water with usually pleasant visibility and an excellent diversity of corals and fishes. It is also very good for… -
Kalambuyan Reef Coron Island, Philippines
A 30min boat ride in the north–west of Okikawa maru this dive-site is one of the best reefs in the region and offers you a beautiful, healthy environment under water with usually pleasant visibility and an excellent diversity of corals and fishes. It is also very good for… -
Lusong Reef Coron Island, Philippines
The reef itself stretches from the Lusong Wreck to the north, for around 2 sea-miles and offers good to excellent quality of hard and soft corals.Because of the protection of a pearl-farm nearby, it has also a pretty good fish life, including turtles, cattle-fish, rays and plenty of macro-stuff like… -
7 Islands Reef Coron Island, Philippines
Its local name is Siete Picado, and it is one of the most popular reef dives around Coron because of its close distance to the town (only 20min with the boat). Also good for a single dive or night dive, but usually and best in combination with Barracuda lake.Since a couple of years this reef is a… -
Biet Point (Miniloc) El Nido, Philippines
This site is on the southern tip of the island and ranges from 13-21m. There are plenty of lettuce corals and sponges. You'll encounter jacks, barracuda, squid, cuttlefish and angelfish. The site is very sheltered, so it's a good all year round spot to explore. -
Twin Rocks (Miniloc) El Nido, Philippines
On the north side of the island, this site again slopes from 13-21m and has a sandy bottom. It is charactarised by a profusion of table corals, sea whips and sponges. You will see small stingray and angelfish here. -
The Wall (Miniloc) El Nido, Philippines
This is one of the most popular dives in El Nido. This wall drops off for around 30m, and it's all covered with soft corals and plenty of nudibranchs. -
Dilumacad Island El Nido, Philippines
Situated 6 km west of El Nido, this island is best known for a cave dive that can be found on the north side. The entrance is wide enough for two divers to enter together and a 15-20m tunnel leads to a cavern at the centre. The bottom is sandy where small fish and crabs can be seen.The way out is… -
Banayan Point (Matinloc… El Nido, Philippines
Situated on the southern tip of the island, this a great site to see pelagics. Currents can be strong, bringing with them tuna, jacks and mackerel. Don't be so busy viewing the fish that you miss the coral encrusted rocks. -
Bikanayos Rock (Matinloc… El Nido, Philippines
Also known as Picanayas, on the western side of the island, the site has some large boulders that whitetip sharks frequent. Pelagics can often be seen here as well. -
Inbogal Point (Matinloc… El Nido, Philippines
Just to the southwest of Bikanayos, this site has some impressive gorgonians and green corals on a slope to 35m. Jacks, tuna and mackerel are common and it is home to a unique species of angelfish (Pomacanthus annularis). Only here and at Tres Marias can this fish be found. -
The Laberinth El Nido, Philippines
This is a boulder formation creating a special environment underwater. One can dive trough the narrow corridors they create, and the occasional swim-through. Some macro life can be found here. -
'Tapilon' Wreck Cebu, Philippines
The 'Tapilon' is a WWII Japanese wreck nicknamed after a nearby town. Sunk in battle in 1944 the wreck is badly damaged however artifacts continue to reveal themselves. Old artillery shells still scatter the site as well as quirky remnants such as war era telephones, Japanese Navy footwear and… -
Deep Slope Philippines
Deep Slope is a mixture of sandy bottom, reef and wall. Starting at a mooring in 10m the site slopes towards the deepest point at about 24m. The site is home to Pygmy Seahorses on a number of fans, Xeno Crabs, Crinoid Shrimp, Harlequin Shrimp, Sea Snakes and abundant reef fish. -
Macklin's Mound Cebu, Philippines
Macklin's Mound is a deep cleaning station located on the southern walls of Monad Shoal off Malapascua Island. KNown only to Evolution Resort this pinnacle is one of the best spots for technical divers to see Thresher Sharks. The mound is at 45 metres and is home to many reef fish and the all… -
Bannerfish Point Cebu, Philippines
Bannerfish Point is named after the hundreds of Bannerfish that patrol this section of wall. The site is also home to many varieties of reef fish including Boxfish, Red Tooth Triggerfish, Titan Triggerfish as well as Pelagics like Trevally, Tuna and Spanish mackerel. Thresher Shark, White Tips and… -
Two Holes Cebu, Philippines
Two Holes is named after the two swim throughs in the plateau top of Monad Shoal. Two Holes is a known cleaning station frequented by Thresher Sharks and Devil Rays at dawn. It is also an excellent big fosh dive with resident white tips, groupers and sweetlips always hanging around. For technical… -
North Atoll - Bird island Tubbataha, Philippines
This is a steep wall with overhangs, swim throughs and crevices. Some areas have sand trickling down from above like a waterfall and there is a corner where you feel strong currents coming from both sides. The reef top is quite nice with lots of hard coral heads and sandy areas in-between. There are… -
North Atoll - South Rock Tubbataha, Philippines
Steep wall with a lot of gorgonian fans, and some overhangs. It's easy to encounter large group of tunas and longface emperors. On the sandy areas there are always a lot of sea cucumbers like the special looking Thelenota ananas. As during nearly every other dive, there are several turtles.
