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Largahan

Visayas
Open Water Certification Required
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Boat

Reported by one source · OpenWaterAtlas

Documented months

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Recorded value

10

Supported by: Dauin Diving Center

Contrary evidence

  • No alternative value was recorded

    Tripbase states that the best time to visit Apo Island is November–May, with March to June being the best months for calm seas and excellent visibility. It specifically mentions that October is an off-season month.

    Tripbase · 2026-09-16T03:40:35.552Z

  • November

    Tripbase states that the best time to visit Apo Island is November–May, with March to June being the best months for calm seas and excellent visibility. It explicitly mentions October as a shoulder month with transitional weather and variable conditions, rather than a starting month for the best season.

    Tripbase · 2026-09-16T03:41:15.869Z

  • October as off-season

    Tripbase states that the best time to visit Apo Island is November–May, with March to June being the best months for calm seas and excellent visibility. It explicitly mentions that October is an off-season month. King Tolentino, published November 04 2025, also indicates the dry season (best time to visit) is from December to May, and that Apo Island is open all year round. Techdive Travels also states the best months for diving are April to June and November to December. A claim that implies October as a starting month for the best season is refuted by these sources.

    Tripbase, King Tolentino, Techdive Travels · 2026-09-16T03:44:23.560Z

Visibility
49 ft

Reported by one source · OpenWaterAtlas

115 ft

Reported by one source · OpenWaterAtlas

Typical visibility
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Good buoyancy control advised
Temperature
77°F
88°F
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Open Water

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Hazards & Safety

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Current

Low

Minimal current reported, making it suitable for all diver levels.

Dangerous marine life

Low

Scorpionfish can be present, blending into the volcanic sand.

Certification Required

A minimum of Open Water certification is required to dive this site.

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Largahan

9.0829, 123.2675
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