Anda

Diving in Anda offers a captivating glimpse into the rich underwater world of the Visayas. With 2 dive sites recorded, this area provides diverse experiences for divers.

One of the highlights is Snappers, a vivid coral wall on the Anda peninsula. This reef is accented with overhangs and crevices that shelter its namesake schools of snappers. The reef runs from roughly 4 metres at the top down past 30, its face a spectacle of marine life. Divers here can encounter a variety of species, including the striking Banded Sea Krait, Bigfin Reef Squid, and the elusive Giant Frogfish. The vibrant Gorgonian Sea Fan adds to the colorful scenery, while Nudibranchs (assorted) can be found for macro enthusiasts. Keep an eye out for the tiny Pygmy Seahorse and the beautiful Sea Goldie (anthias) darting among the corals.

Another celebrated site is Turtle Point, Anda's renowned turtle cleaning station, just a short banca hop from the resorts. Here, shallow coral plateaus around 6 to 10 metres shelve almost to the surface before a wall drops along the reef. As its name suggests, this site is a prime location for observing Green Sea Turtles and Hawksbill Turtles. The healthy reef ecosystem supports a diverse array of marine life, making every dive an opportunity for discovery.

While Anda currently has 0 dive resorts and 0 dive shops recorded in its immediate vicinity, the existing dive sites promise rewarding underwater adventures. The pristine conditions and abundant marine biodiversity make Anda a compelling destination for those seeking an authentic Philippine diving experience.