Destination: Visayas
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AdvancedPhilippines > Visayas > Mactan
A deep cave feature off Mactan Emerald Green Diving Center describes Marigondon Cave as a deep feature, with its entrance reported around 30–38 m and an interior reaching about 40 m. Those numbers describe parts of the cave; they do not resolve the listing's disputed minimum-depth evidence. Separate the wall from cave entry The operator mentions an underwater light and…
Philippines > Visayas > Mactan
Agus Bay, Mactan Agus Bay is a wall-diving location in the waters of Mactan, Cebu. Scotty's Action Sports Network describes corals, sponges and reef fish along the wall, with opportunities to look for small subjects such as nudibranchs and pipefish. Those are operator reports, not guaranteed encounters. Agus Bay and Hadsan The operator uses Hadsan as another name for Agus…
Philippines > Visayas > Mactan
Santa Rosa, Olango Island This guide concerns Santa Rosa off Olango Island near Mactan, Cebu, Philippines. It is distinct from Santa Rosa Wall in Cozumel, Mexico. Scotty's Action Sports Network places the Olango site south of Talima and describes a sloping, sandy plateau with scattered corals followed by a wall. Terrain and dive planning Scotty's describes the slope beginning around…
Philippines > Visayas > Mactan
An island sanctuary reached from Mactan Seven Seas Dive Center describes Nalusuan as a private island with a long jetty and a marine sanctuary visited on boat excursions. The island setting distinguishes this outing from a shore dive along Mactan itself. Reef and sandy slope Seven Seas reports soft corals and rays. Emerald Green describes shallow coral areas followed by…
Philippines > Visayas > Mactan
A wall at northern Olango Joe's Scuba Shack places Tingo Point at Olango Island's northern end. Its account describes a sandy approach to a drop-off beginning around 25 m, with wall features continuing toward 40 m. The 25 m figure identifies the drop-off, not the shallowest point of the whole site. Depth and sightings need context The source discusses deeper…
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
Paliton Wall, Siquijor This partial guide covers the named wall dive at Siquijor. Sea Pearl Divers lists Paliton Wall separately from Paliton Sanctuary and describes a coral-covered wall with holes and an underwater cavern feature. The Philippines Aggressor log also identifies Paliton Wall and records overhangs during its December 19, 2022 visit. What the observations support On that historical dive,…
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
A protected reef beside Coco Grove Tubod Marine Sanctuary lies in front of Coco Grove Beach Resort in San Juan, Siquijor. The Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation’s 2025 field report describes a 7.5-hectare protected area, originally established in 1989 and re-established in 2003. It identifies the fishermen’s association, local government and resort as management partners. This is a dated management…
Philippines > Visayas > Siquijor
Tambisan Wall, Siquijor This partial guide covers Tambisan Wall. Sea Pearl Divers lists it separately from Tambisan Coral Garden, and a Philippines Aggressor voyage log records a night dive at the wall on December 19, 2022. These references establish a named dive destination without treating every nearby Tambisan reef as interchangeable. A dated account of a night dive The Aggressor…
BeginnerPhilippines > Visayas > Dauin
Sand, small habitats and an unresolved name Sahara is a Dauin coastal dive described through sand, artificial reef material and patches of coral. The name needs care when arranging a trip: published operators distinguish Sahara, Sahara Reef and Sahara Deep, but the boundaries between those descriptions have not been established for this guide. Confirm the named section and intended entry…
Philippines > Visayas > Sipalay
Archived operator accounts describe MS Jojo as a freighter wreck in Campomanes Bay. Easy Diving gives the upper wreck at both 20 and 22 metres, with a maximum of 33 metres. These figures are source reports, not a current survey. Sea Explorers describes MS Jojo as a freighter lying on its side and recommends experience and good buoyancy control. Its…
Philippines > Visayas > Sipalay
Archived operator accounts place the SS Panay wreck in Campomanes Bay and report depths of 33–41 metres. They describe a March 1942 sinking; the vessel history and present condition have not been independently established here. This is a partial site guide based on retained dive listings. Conditions, access, seasonal suitability and current operating arrangements have not been checked by a…
Philippines > Visayas > Sipalay
Archived operator descriptions identify Kevin's Reef as a house reef with an old anchor at about 9 metres and a maximum reported depth of 25 metres. Manta Drop is described as an extension of the same reef system. This is a partial site guide based on retained dive listings. Conditions, access, seasonal suitability and current operating arrangements have not been…
