Destination: Philippines
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627 dive sites are listed across 17 countries. Some guides are partial, with missing or disputed details labelled.
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Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
Wreck remains described by local operators Angelyn’s Dive Resort describes Japanese Wreck as remaining machinery, including an engine and propeller assembly, on sand. Its account attributes the remains to a wartime patrol boat; vessel identity and history have not been independently established here. A deep reference, with different route descriptions Tech Asia places the wreck on the seabed at 42…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
An artificial structure beside a small reef Action Divers describes an old dry dock sunk in 1998 on sand close to a small reef. It lists a 30 m maximum, an advanced-and-above skill level and a descent reaching around 24 m. La Laguna Beach Club separately lists a 24–30 m depth range. Discuss conditions before booking Action Divers identifies low…
IntermediatePhilippines > Visayas > Moalboal
A plane-reef dive with uncertain wreck condition Airplane Wreck is a named artificial-reef dive off Moalboal, Cebu, where operator accounts place a small aircraft on a sandy slope near a wall. Pescador Diving Center describes a two-seat American aircraft donated by Lancair and placed by Savedra Dive Center in the 1990s. Neptune gives 1993 as the placement year. These accounts…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Tongo Point, Moalboal Cebu Neptune describes Tongo Point as a Moalboal marine-park dive with a slope, wall, small caves and crevices. Its account highlights purple sea fans and shells, offering a more specific picture of the site than a general description of diving around Cebu. What to look for The retained Master Liveaboards itinerary names Tongo Point separately and reports…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Dolphin House, Moalboal Dolphin House is a reef and wall dive beside the resort of the same name in Moalboal. Cebu Neptune describes a sloping wall that becomes steeper around 20 metres, with hard and soft corals, sea fans and barrel sponges. That terrain description helps distinguish the site from other reefs called Dolphin House elsewhere in the world. What…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
White Beach (Basdaku), Moalboal The White Beach dive described by Cebu Neptune combines a slope and wall off Moalboal. Its account describes a slope from about 5 to 18 metres before a drop toward 45 metres, with sea fans and both hard and soft corals. The deeper terrain is descriptive information, not a recommended dive depth. Reef scenery and route…
AdvancedPhilippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Old Volcano dive site in Camiguin is characterized by sharp volcanic pinnacles and massive lava rock formations, a direct reflection of the island's geological history. The site features a gradually sloping wall that extends beyond 50 meters, offering a dramatic volcanic wall dive. It's an excellent spot for macro photographers, with nudibranchs congregating on the pinnacles and various shrimp species…
BeginnerPhilippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Mantigue Island lies off Camiguin and has several reef and wall diving areas. PADI's named island page, contributed by Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort, describes a fringing reef with shallow sections and deeper walls. It lists jacks and barracudas among schooling fish, with turtles, rays, nudibranchs and shrimp among other reported wildlife. These are contributor descriptions of the island's diving, not…
Philippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Black Forest near White Island This guide concerns the Black Forest associated with White Island, off Camiguin. Balai sa Baibai lists it alongside Kilambing, Kilambing South and Old Sanctuary as part of the surrounding reef. A July 2019 account by Adrenaline Romance also places its Black Forest dive on a sandy slope extending from White Island. Specify White Island when…
Philippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Cabuan Point is a Camiguin reef-dive record on the island's southern coast. PADI's Cabuan page, contributed by Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort, describes a steep slope reaching around 35 metres, hard and soft corals, and large rock formations. The contributor reports jacks, barracudas, trevally, turtles and rays; these are possible observations, not a guaranteed wildlife itinerary. Blue Season separately lists an…
Philippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Burias Shoal is an offshore reef located approximately 15 minutes by boat from Mantigue Island, near Mahinog. This site is renowned for its dramatic topography, featuring steep slopes dropping to significant depths. Divers can explore a vibrant coral reef boasting a mix of hard and soft coral formations, as well as dense black coral bushes and sponges. The site is…
Philippines > Sulu Sea > Tubbataha Reefs
Amos Rock, Tubbataha Also called Southwest Rock in the reviewed dive guides, Amos Rock is a North Atoll wall dive. Bluewater Dive Travel describes large gorgonian fans and coral growth, with reports of groupers, snappers and Napoleon wrasse. These are reported wildlife opportunities, not a promise of sightings on a particular trip. A wall route shaped by conditions Master Liveaboards…
