Erica's Place

Erica’s Place is a named point in the Anilao operator dive-site map. This limited record makes that location discoverable without adding unsupported depth, terrain or marine-life claims.

Erica’s Place is named in one operator dive-site map. Present access, the precise dive location and any overlap with nearby Arthur’s Rock are unverified. No independent matching description has been established.

Depth, entry arrangements, visibility, seasonal conditions and marine-life observations are not established for this record. Confirm the location, present access and diving conditions with a local operator before planning a dive.

What the operator map entry says

The Anilao operator dive map (Divers and Critters family, retrieved 2026-10-08) numbers the site "40. Erica's place". Its entry gives a depth of 5 to 18 metres (15 to 60 feet), a "Gradual slope", soft and hard corals and "Mild currents". The entry also mentions "Schools of giant Barracuda(yellow tail)". Its list of common critters includes moray eels and garden eels, but the remainder repeats wording used on many other entries on the same map, so it is not treated as a record of sightings at this site.

The map's own introduction says Anilao "has forty-two dive sites including six unregistered new ones". The depth, slope and current words above are the operator's entry for this one map point. They are not a dated survey, and the map gives no date for them.

Nearby site names and what is not known

Dive-the-World's undated Anilao guide describes Arthur's Rock as "A submerged pinnacle surrounded by sand" where currents attract jacks, trevally and barracuda. Whether Erica's Place and Arthur's Rock overlap, and whether the barracuda mentioned on the map belong to the same area as that description, is not established, and this guide does not link them. No second organisation has been found that names Erica's Place with a matching description, so this guide rests on a single operator map lineage.