Destination: Luzon
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Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
The Anilao Diving operator page calls this site Vistamar step and describes a stepped underwater profile and a submerged boat. Aqua-Venture lists Vistamar, while Pacific Blue provides a separate Vistamar entry. Their numerical depth descriptions differ, so this partial guide does not select a depth range or recommended profile. Vistamar and Vistamar step/steps are retained as source naming context. The…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Pacific Blue’s operator page, dated 2020, names Dakieda among its Anilao dive sites. REEF separately records the survey name Dakida / Anilao Mandarin Site. These are useful naming references, but the survey registry does not independently locate the operator’s site or establish present wildlife encounters. Dakieda follows the operator spelling. The relationship to Dakida / Anilao Mandarin Site, and to…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture names Saimsim in its Anilao dive-site list, separately from Secret Bay and Heidi’s Point. REEF also maintains a Saimsim survey-location record. This partial guide preserves that named-site evidence without borrowing conditions or wildlife claims from neighboring sites. Saimsim is represented as one operator-named dive site. A matching survey name supports historical diving use, not a surveyed navigation point, current…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture lists Onad’s Point with the parenthetical name Vivere. REEF separately lists Onad’s Point on Luzon as a survey location. This partial guide preserves those source names while leaving the exact position and practical diving arrangements unresolved. The operator’s Vivere reference is naming context, not confirmation of current resort access. The relationship to Ronald’s Point, a name appearing in other…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture lists Agahuta among its Anilao diving destinations, separately from Red Rock and Batalan Rock. REEF records Agahuta as a survey location on Marikaban Island. It is presented within the Anilao operator diving area, which also includes existing Tingloy-area guides; that grouping is not a precise position. Agahuta is retained as a distinct source name. It is not treated as…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Merriel’s Rock is a named dive in operator listings for the Anilao area. Bambu Villa lists it separately from Mapating Rock and Devil’s Point. Manila Scuba Diving Adventure also includes Merriel’s Point/Rock in its Anilao list. These references support a named partial guide, but do not establish surveyed geographic separation or present access. Manila Scuba Diving Adventure uses the name…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Pacifico Azul Front is the name used in Pacific Blue / Pacifico Azul’s dive-site list for the reef in front of its resort. The operator describes rock and sand leading to a sandy slope. A dated photographer record also names Pacifico Azul House Reef in Anilao. This partial guide brings those naming records together; the exact dive boundaries and their…
Philippines > Luzon > Ticao Pass
Classroom is a dive name recorded in historical Ticao sources. An archived Ticao Island Resort page describes a site on the western side of Ticao Island, with sand and hard and soft corals. Sea-View Imaging also names a Ticao Island Classroom dive in its Philippines 2016 gallery. The location is disputed. A 2010 trip report by Mike Bartick in Underwater…
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