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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From shallow reefs to deep wrecks, drift dives to wall dives — Diveity's dive site atlas spans every style of diving, searchable by country, region, and area.
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442 dive sites
Philippines > Visayas > Pamilacan Island
Spanish Tower: a partial Pamilacan guide Spanish Tower is a named dive site at Pamilacan Island, Bohol, associated by local operators with the old watchtower ashore. This record remains unlocated: the previously supplied approximate operator pin failed the coastline check, so there is no map marker or navigation point. A visible landmark and a named dive route do not establish…
Philippines > Palawan > Puerto Princesa
Maris Rock is a named dive site in Puerto Princesa Bay, Palawan. PADI lists it, REEF records the site name, and an Aggressor dive log separately names it. This is a Puerto Princesa Bay dive site, not a Honda Bay island-hopping stop. The point comes from a third-party PADI listing and is approximate, not a surveyed entry or navigation waypoint.…
Philippines > Palawan > Puerto Princesa
Silica Reef is a named dive site in Puerto Princesa Bay, Palawan. PADI lists it, REEF records the site name, and an Aggressor dive log separately names it. This is a Puerto Princesa Bay dive site, not a Honda Bay island-hopping stop. PADI also uses the name Tangdol Reef; that alias is not independently confirmed here. Location unresolved: the approximate…
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…
Philippines > Visayas > Malapascua
Tapilon Wreck: a named wreck with unresolved identity Kokay's Malapascua Diving and Thresher Shark Divers list Tapilon Wreck among dives offered from Malapascua. Both describe a broken vessel named for the nearby mainland town. Their accounts give useful context for the dive, but the ship's identity remains unresolved. Keep the name and history separate Kokay's heading uses Oakita Maru alongside…
Philippines > Visayas > Malapascua
Chocolate Island: reef scenery and small marine life Chocolate Island is a named dive destination between Malapascua and the northern coast of Cebu. Sea Explorers and Malapascua Exotic describe a reef descending towards sand, while Evolution describes soft corals, small rocky walls and coral-covered boulders. These accounts give the dive a clearer character than a name alone: it is a…
Philippines > Visayas > Malapascua
Kimud Shoal, Malapascua Kimud Shoal is an offshore dive site visited from Malapascua and a focus of current thresher-shark trips. It is a different shoal from Monad, not another name for the same place. Sea Explorers identifies Kimud as its main thresher site, while MBI Dive Center's September 2026 account describes regular morning visits there. Those operator reports help distinguish…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Camayan Divers and Mangos Dive Center both list a dive site called Nabasan Reef in Subic Bay. The relationship between Nabasan Reef and the historical name Nanasan Reef is unresolved. This guide does not assert that those spellings identify separate sites. Location unresolved: No source-backed site coordinate has been established for this guide. This partial guide has no map marker…
Philippines > Luzon > Subic Bay
Mangos Dive Center lists Runway Reef as a dive site in Subic Bay, separately from Nabasan Reef. The relationship between Runway Reef and the name Airport Reef is unresolved. This guide does not assert that they are separate sites or verified aliases. Location unresolved: No source-backed site coordinate has been established for this guide. This partial guide has no map…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Eagle Point Resort lists Devil’s Point among its Anilao dive sites, separately from Mainit Point. The operator also uses Burijar Point for Devil’s Point. That alternative name has not been independently checked; exact site boundaries and entry arrangements remain unresolved. Location unresolved: The retained source coordinate remains unverified. This partial guide has no map marker or navigation point. Depth, current…
Philippines > Mindanao > Camiguin Island
Scuba de Oro lists Jigdup Reef among its Camiguin dive sites, separately from Mantigue Island and Burias Shoal. The operator also uses Jigdup Shoal. This guide does not assert independently verified boundaries or split that name into another site. Earlier technical and wildlife claims remain unverified. Location unresolved: The retained source coordinate remains unverified. This partial guide has no map…
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