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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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442 dive sites
BeginnerPhilippines > Luzon > Anilao
A boulder and reef-slope dive Apol’s Point also appears as Aphol’s Point in the Anilao Diving operator guide . That page describes a sloping reef with a small drop-off and two large boulders. Its comparison with Cathedral describes the appearance of the rocks; it does not identify this site as Cathedral. The operator reports a 10–25 m route and soft…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Upside Down LCU This is an inverted landing-craft wreck near the entrance to Subic Bay, distinct from the shallower LCU in Triboa Bay. Arizona describes the wreck in two sections on sand and reports a depth of about 36 metres. Mangos also names a deep inverted LCU and describes collapsed upper structure and visible propellers. Correct wreck, uncertain history This…
AdvancedPhilippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
F4 Phantom, Subic Bay This is a deep aircraft-wreck site outside Subic Bay. Scubaholics Subic describes a stripped F4 airframe on sand and lists a depth of 44 metres. Scuba Tech also places the wreck outside the sheltered bay, but its page uses both 44 and 45 metres. Those accounts do not establish a surveyed minimum and maximum. History and…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Canyons Reef is a reef-diving location near Grande Island in Subic Bay. Mangos Dive Center places its named reef southwest of the island, while Scubaholics Subic describes Canyons on the west side. These operator descriptions provide orientation, not a surveyed boundary or a navigation fix. This guide does not transfer information from similarly named dives elsewhere in the Philippines. Shallow…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Lighthouse Reef in Subic Bay Mangos Dive Center describes Lighthouse as a reef site with a wall reaching roughly 20 m. The operator uses it for training and night dives, offering a reef-focused option alongside Subic’s better-known wrecks. Those uses describe the operator’s programme, not an assurance that every route or day suits every diver. What to look for The…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Coco White North, Anda Coco White North is a named section of the Coco White wall on the Anda coast of Bohol. Blue Star Dive & Resort lists North separately from Coco White South and describes it as the second part of the wall. Use the section name when arranging a dive: an account labelled only Coco White may cover…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Coco White South, Anda Coco White South is a separately named wall dive on the Anda coast of Bohol. Bernds Liveaboard describes coral habitat with nudibranchs and orangutan crabs. Keep the South name when discussing the dive: neighbouring Coco White North has its own entry and its observations should not automatically transfer here. Coral wall and overhangs PADI's Coco South…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Dap Dap, also written Dapdap or Dap-Dap, is an Anda dive site on Bohol with both wall and sandy-slope terrain. The named accounts from Blue Star Dive & Resort and Magic Oceans describe different parts of that underwater landscape, making the route an important part of planning a visit. Wall, sand and depth reports Magic Oceans' contribution to PADI describes…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Wonder Wall, also written Wonderwall, is a wall dive in Anda, Bohol. Blue Star Dive & Resort and Magic Oceans both describe the named site, with small marine life among its attractions. It is distinct from Black Island “Wonderwall” in Australia's Whitsundays; that namesake's conditions do not describe this Philippine reef. Reef and deeper terrain Magic Oceans' PADI contribution places…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Pogaling, Anda Pogaling is a reef and sand-slope dive in Anda, Bohol. The reviewed accounts describe both shallow coral scenery and small subjects on the sand, with deeper terrain appearing in some routes. That variety makes the planned section an important part of the briefing, especially when comparing listings with different depth figures. Reef and sand habitats Diveplanit's illustrated visit…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Neptune House Magic Oceans Dive Resort’s contribution to PADI describes Neptune House in Anda as a reef-and-wall site. It places the reef top between 4 and 15 m and describes the wall reaching 40 m. These are reported terrain measurements, not a recommended dive profile. What the evidence supports The operator account mentions rock formations, nudibranchs and camouflaged reef fish.…
Philippines > Visayas > Anda
Bacong Bernds Liveaboard describes Bacong as a coral-covered wall in Anda, with both hard and soft corals and small reef life to look for. This is a useful starting point for divers interested in the reef itself rather than a promised animal encounter. What the evidence supports The naming needs checking locally: other listings distinguish Bacong West and Bacong East,…
