Destination: Philippines
Diveity's dive site atlas spans 627 dive sites across 17 countries, from shallow shore entries to deep wrecks and drift dives. Guides bring together available information on dive sites, marine life and nearby operators. Some guides are partial; missing or disputed details are labelled.
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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
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
Republika Coral Ridge is listed by Scubago/SSI as a dive site in Siquijor. The source describes a coral area leading to a submerged ridge near Republika Beach Bar. The source places Republika Coral Ridge about 187 m from its Johnlhea Coral Garden point. They may overlap; their boundaries and whether local operators regard them as separate dives remain unconfirmed. This…
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
Maite Marine Sanctuary is listed by Scubago/SSI as a dive site in Siquijor. Operator pages identify Maite as a marine-sanctuary dive in San Juan, but published map locations disagree. Position disputed: the Scubago/SSI map point used here is about 1.15 km from PADI’s Maite point. It is not known which location best represents the intended dive or sanctuary entry. Neither…
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
Paliton Staghorn is listed by Scubago/SSI as a dive site in Siquijor. The source describes a reef with hard and soft corals under the name Paliton Staghorn. The relationship between Paliton Staghorn, Paliton Sanctuary and Paliton Wall remains unconfirmed. This guide follows the source’s separately named Staghorn point and does not assume that these names are interchangeable. The published source…
Philippines > Palawan > Coron
Malpadon Reef is a source-named dive site in the Coron area of Palawan. The sources describe a coral reef. This is a partial Coron-area guide based on published dive-site listings. This guide follows the Scubago/SSI point named Malpadon near Sangat Island. Pirates Diving Center also lists Malpadon Reef. The spelling Malpandon appears in source prose, but its alias status and…
Philippines > Palawan > Coron
Alcatraz Reef is a source-named dive site in the Coron area of Palawan. Operator descriptions identify a reef around a small rocky island near Siete Pecados in the channel between Busuanga and Coron Island. It is listed separately from Siete Pecados and The Pinocle; exact underwater boundaries remain unconfirmed. Position disputed: the Scubago/SSI point used here is about 850 m…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Moalboal Bay is listed as a dive site in the Moalboal area of Cebu. The source describes a sandy bottom with large rocks and identifies it as a muck dive. This guide follows the point named Moalboal Bay (Muck diving) in Scubago/SSI, not the whole bay. Its relationship to the locally listed Goby Point remains unconfirmed; the names are not…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Lo-oc is listed as a dive site in the Moalboal area of Cebu. The source describes a wall with soft corals. Dive Pro Career also lists Lo-oc as a wall dive. The published point is about 307 m from this guide’s Dolphin House marker and 321 m from Tuble Reef. The dives may overlap; their exact boundaries remain unconfirmed. This…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Fish Feeding is listed as a dive site in the Moalboal area of Cebu. The source describes a coral-covered slope. Location uncertainty: this source point is about 19 m from the existing White Beach (Basdaku) marker in this guide. Scubago/SSI places White Beach about 1.02 km from that older marker, while Magic Island lists Fish Feeding and White Beach separately.…
Philippines > Visayas > Moalboal
Balabagon is listed as a dive site in the Moalboal area of Cebu. The source describes a silty-bottom muck dive. The source title is Balabagon, while its description uses the spelling Balabagun Point. Their relationship is not independently confirmed. This guide follows the named dive-site point, not a barangay centre or a boundary for the whole coastal area. The source…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Secret Corner is a named muck-diving site on the Dauin coast of Negros Oriental. Dauin Diving Center describes a sandy slope, while the operator map entry for Punta describes sand and patches of rubble. This guide uses Atlantis's published Punta map point. Atlantis and DivePhotoGuide identify Punta as Secret Corner; DivePhotoGuide also links the name Bonnets Corner. These names are…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Lanikai: an operator-named Subic wreck with unresolved history Lanikai is a wreck dive listed by Subic operators, including Camayan Divers and Scubaholics. They describe scattered or broken remains rather than an intact ship. This guide retains the name used for the dive site while distinguishing that identification from the documented career of the historical vessel. The connection between the two…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Banshu Maru No. 52 is an operator-listed deep wreck near Grande Island in Subic Bay. Arizona and Scubaholics use Banshu naming, while Arizona also uses Nikko and Sakura names. This guide records one source-named dive site, without certifying the historic vessel identity. Arizona places Nikko and Banshu in one map label and also uses Sakura in its description. These names…
