Puloy's Wall

Puloy's Wall is listed by Sogod Bay Scuba Resort as a dive site in Southern Leyte. The operator describes a steep wall off Panaon Island.

This record follows the operator’s named map point. The precise dive entry, site boundaries and current access have not been independently confirmed. The source pin is an operator map location, not a surveyed navigation waypoint.

This partial guide preserves the operator’s published location while further checks are pending. Current entry arrangements, depth limits, currents, visibility and seasonal conditions remain unconfirmed here. Confirm the intended site and a suitable dive plan with a local operator.

What the operator's map says

Sogod Bay Scuba Resort's dive-site map data, captured on 7 October 2026, lists Puloy's Wall in its "Napantao & Panaon" group, which the operator summarises as "World-class walls across the bay on Panaon Island." The entry gives a range of 8 to 45 metres, a boat time of 35 to 45 minutes and a level of "Advanced", with the tags wall and pelagic. Its summary reads: "A steep Panaon Island wall draped in fans and sponges, with blue water off the edge that often brings in passing pelagics." The listed highlights are a sheer wall to depth, gorgonian fans and sponges, and pelagics in the blue. The 45 metre figure is the operator's listed maximum, not a recommended profile.

The one independent mention

A ScubaBoard trip report posted on 30 December 2025 by a diver who stayed at Sogod Bay Scuba Resort lists "Puloy's wall" among eleven sites dived over seven days, but gives no site-specific description. The same report thanks a boat hand named Puloy among the resort staff; it does not say whether the wall is named after him. No other operator, guide or dated log naming Puloy's Wall was found, so the figures above rest on a single operator lineage.