Destination: Boracay
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Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Diniwid is a named dive site in the Boracay area of Aklan, listed by Eclipse Dive Center and Wicked Squid Divers. This partial guide uses the named Zentacle map point. Location uncertainty: this guide follows the approximate Zentacle point named Diniwid. Another dive-site directory places Diniwid about 574 m away. The reason for this disagreement is unresolved. Neither point has…
Philippines > Visayas > Boracay
Crocodile Island is a named reef and wall dive off southeastern Boracay. Eclipse Dive Center and New Wave Divers associate the name with the island’s crocodile-head shape. This guide follows their Boracay site descriptions, but Diveity’s retained source position remains unverified. There is no map marker or navigation point for this partial record, and the published island orientation does not…
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