Destination: Visayas
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582 dive sites are listed across 17 countries. Some guides are partial, with missing or disputed details labelled.
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Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Clarify which Poblacion section you will visit La Tortue lists Poblacion District 1 and District 2 separately. Its first entry combines reef and sandy terrain; the second describes muck and artificial structures. This existing Poblacion Sanctuary record has a broader name, so neither district is silently treated as an exact alias. Depth and booking scope The provider advertises 2–30 m…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Different parts of Luca Sanctuary Dauin Diving Center describes a shore-accessible site combining shallow algae-covered ground, artificial reef structures and a deeper wooden boat. Its account reports turtles feeding in the shallow area, cages, pyramids and bell-shaped structures at 10–18 m, and boat remains at about 26 m. These are attributed feature depths, not a measured average or a complete…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
San Miguel's sandy slope and tyre reef DDC describes a sandy slope and an older artificial reef made from tyres at San Miguel. La Tortue also lists a muck-diving route under the San Miguel name. Confirm the intended section rather than assuming every booking covers identical terrain. Different maximum reports DDC's named page gives shore access and a 20 m…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Masaplod North's sand and coral Masaplod North, also written Masaplod Norte by local operators, combines a small reef with the surrounding sandy slope. Bongo Bongo's dedicated North page describes both reef life and muck-diving subjects within the outing. La Tortue also names Masaplod Norte and describes a sanctuary route mixing sand and coral. These named entries support this North guide…
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…
Philippines > Visayas > Apo Island
Rock Point East, Apo Island Rock Point East is a finger-shaped reef extending from Apo Island's southeast corner. Mahi Mahi Dive Resort describes an exposed site where currents influence the direction of the dive. Its East entry is separate from Rock Point West; confirm which side and section your trip will visit. Plan around the current Divernet's first-person visit also…
Philippines > Visayas > Apo Island
Rock Point West on Apo Island: partial guide Bongo Bongo Divers describes Rock Point West as a steep coral slope that can be dived as a drift, depending on the current. The source names the western site separately from Rock Point East, so an East-side or combined-route account should not automatically be treated as the same dive. What the named…
Philippines > Visayas > Apo Island
Mamsa Point, also known as Jackfish Point, is a renowned dive site located on the east coast of Apo Island in the Philippines. The site is famous for its large schools of jacks or trevallies, from which it derives its name, as "Mamsa" is the local term for these fish. Divers can expect to encounter a high concentration and diversity…
BeginnerPhilippines > Visayas > Apo Island
Katipanan on Apo Island: partial guide Katipanan is an Apo Island reef dive described on Bongo Bongo Divers' named-site page. The operator presents it as a gently sloping coral reef and highlights turtles and reef fish. This account concerns Apo Island in Negros Oriental, not Apo Reef in Mindoro. Terrain and the operator's account Bongo Bongo describes a slope from…
