Destination: Boracay
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AdvancedPhilippines > Visayas > Boracay
Yapak names several wall sections New Wave Divers uses Yapak for northern Boracay wall sections called Yapak 1, 2 and 3. This listing remains a broad guide; it does not create three independently located dive sites or identify which section a particular boat will visit. Wall depth and dive depth differ The operator describes the wall beginning around 30 m…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
A slope beside Yapak New Wave Divers locates Punta Bunga beside Yapak 1 on Boracay's northwest side. Its description emphasizes a slope with ledges and recesses, rather than treating it as the same wall route as its neighbour. Different depth references The operator's page highlights deeper sections and reports observations around 32–35 m; its summary lists 32–40 m, while displayed…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Friday’s Rock in Boracay Friday’s Rock is a Boracay dive site identified separately from Friday’s Reef by Scotty’s Action Sports Network and New Wave Divers. Scotty’s describes a route that can include both locations. This partial guide keeps those names distinct; it does not establish that every operator uses the same site boundary. Rock and reef depth reports Scotty’s reports…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Angol Point's shallow reef New Wave Divers places Angol Point at the southern end of Boracay's White Beach coast. Its guide describes a reef slope around 5–20 m and a shallow section used for introductory and Open Water training dives. These are the operator's route descriptions, not a surveyed minimum and maximum for the entire site. Look closely at the…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Tribird aircraft wreck in Boracay Tribird is an aircraft-wreck dive site listed by Eclipse Dive Center and New Wave Divers. Eclipse reports that the aircraft was deliberately sunk in March 2012. This is an attributed operator account, not an independently verified historical record. Conflicting depth and suitability reports Eclipse describes approximately 25–30 m for experienced divers. New Wave’s site directory…
AdvancedPhilippines > Visayas > Boracay
A moving route south of Boracay New Wave Divers describes Channel Drift as a current-driven reef dive in the channel south of Boracay. Its published route covers approximately 15–32 m. That route range is not a universal site boundary; the listing retains its separate unresolved maximum-depth evidence. What the operator reports The account describes soft corals and fish such as…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Two wall sections New Wave Divers describes Virgin Drop as a stepped wall with sea fans and crinoids. Its guide gives a 14–36 m route and mentions a cave near the deeper section. The cave reference identifies a feature; it is not an invitation to enter an overhead environment. Depth remains route-dependent The same page displays individual logged depths, including…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Laguna, Boracay Laguna is a reef dive on Boracay's east side. New Wave Divers describes coral formations and a reported depth range of 9–32 metres, with routes that can stay shallower or explore deeper sections. Its published dive logs include shallower profiles; the full range is not a requirement for every visit. Choose the route, not just the site name…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Camia II Wreck is a named shipwreck dive in Boracay, Aklan. WaterColors, Wicked Squid Divers and DiveGurus list the wreck. The guide retains the named directory location as an approximate point. This guide follows the SSI/Scubago point named Camia Wreck. Camia II is a shipwreck, distinct from the Tribird aircraft wreck. The source point has not been surveyed or verified…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Coral Garden is a named reef dive in Boracay, Aklan. WaterColors, Wicked Squid Divers and DiveGurus list the site. The guide retains the named directory location as an approximate point. This guide follows the SSI/Scubago point named Coral Garden in Boracay, not the sites with the same name in Coron or Puerto Galera. The mapped point is about 381 m…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Balinghai Wall is a named wall dive in the Boracay area of Aklan. WaterColors, Wicked Squid Divers and Eclipse list Balinghai. Published depth descriptions differ, so a single depth range is not confirmed here. Location uncertainty: this guide follows the SSI/Scubago point named Balinghai Wall. PADI places Balinghai about 2.35 km away. The reason for that disagreement is unresolved; the…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Small Laurel is a named reef dive in the Boracay area of Aklan. WaterColors and DiveGurus distinguish Small Laurel from Big Laurel. Combined descriptions of the Laurel sites do not establish the depth or entry arrangements for this exact point. Location uncertainty: this guide follows the SSI/Scubago point named Small Laurel southeast of Boracay. DiveGurus describes the Laurel sites as…
