Diveity's dive site atlas spans 556 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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556 dive sites are listed across 17 countries. Some guides are partial, with missing or disputed details labelled.
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556 dive sites
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Portulano lists Mato among its nearby dive destinations. Pacific Blue uses Mato, Aqua-Venture lists Matu Rock (Matutungil), and REEF has a Matu Rock survey name. DAN’s 2017 firsthand account describes Matu Point near Anilao Harbor. This partial guide retains that naming evidence without treating an old dive report as a current observation. Sources use Mato, Matu Point and Matu Rock.…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
The Anilao Diving operator page calls this site Vistamar step and describes a stepped underwater profile and a submerged boat. Aqua-Venture lists Vistamar, while Pacific Blue provides a separate Vistamar entry. Their numerical depth descriptions differ, so this partial guide does not select a depth range or recommended profile. Vistamar and Vistamar step/steps are retained as source naming context. The…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Pacific Blue’s operator page, dated 2020, names Dakieda among its Anilao dive sites. REEF separately records the survey name Dakida / Anilao Mandarin Site. These are useful naming references, but the survey registry does not independently locate the operator’s site or establish present wildlife encounters. Dakieda follows the operator spelling. The relationship to Dakida / Anilao Mandarin Site, and to…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture names Saimsim in its Anilao dive-site list, separately from Secret Bay and Heidi’s Point. REEF also maintains a Saimsim survey-location record. This partial guide preserves that named-site evidence without borrowing conditions or wildlife claims from neighboring sites. Saimsim is represented as one operator-named dive site. A matching survey name supports historical diving use, not a surveyed navigation point, current…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture lists Onad’s Point with the parenthetical name Vivere. REEF separately lists Onad’s Point on Luzon as a survey location. This partial guide preserves those source names while leaving the exact position and practical diving arrangements unresolved. The operator’s Vivere reference is naming context, not confirmation of current resort access. The relationship to Ronald’s Point, a name appearing in other…
Philippines > Luzon > Anilao
Aqua-Venture lists Agahuta among its Anilao diving destinations, separately from Red Rock and Batalan Rock. REEF records Agahuta as a survey location on Marikaban Island. It is presented within the Anilao operator diving area, which also includes existing Tingloy-area guides; that grouping is not a precise position. Agahuta is retained as a distinct source name. It is not treated as…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Ceres is a named dive site in the Dauin diving area. The Atlantis operator map lists Ceres separately from Shallow Cars and Cars, and REEF maintains the Ceres survey-location name under code 72050109. The exact boundaries of Ceres relative to Cars Wreck have not been established here. A separate map label and survey name support this partial guide, but do…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Talisay is named by La Tortue Diving and Bongo Bongo Divers among their Dauin dive sites. La Tortue describes a sandy muck-diving setting. REEF lists the survey-location name Talisay / Talia’s (Dauin) under code 72050120. This guide concerns the Dauin site, not similarly named sites elsewhere in the Philippines. La Tortue also lists Talisay 2 — Sea Dream separately; its…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Maayong Tubig Pier is named by Dauin Diving Center in its coastal dive-site list. Critter Republic describes Maayongtubig as rocky muck near the old pier. These operator references support a partial guide to the pier-associated dive site. This guide refers to the pier-associated diving name rather than the whole Maayong Tubig locality. Its boundaries and relationship to nearby resort house…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Silver Reef is named in the Dauin coastal dive-site lists published by La Tortue Diving and E-Fun Dive Resort. La Tortue describes a reef setting with a sandy muck area alongside it. These operator references support this partial guide to the named dive site. The exact boundaries of Silver Reef and its relationship to the resort house reef or nearby…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Bulak is a recorded dive-site name in Dauin. REEF lists Bulak under survey-location code 72050125, and a June 2015 first-person account describes a Bulak dive with Liquid Dumaguete separately from Masaplod Norte. The Institute for Marine Research also documents Bulak Marine Reserve in Barangay Bulak in its annual report covering February 2019 to January 2020. This partial guide concerns the…
Philippines > Visayas > Dauin
Marina Point is named in an Atmosphere Resorts account of a 2024 photography workshop, separately from Masaplod North and Atmosphere North. A separate Uncovery.net photographer entry records a Marina Point dive in Dauin on 12 April 2024. These dated accounts support the site name without establishing current conditions. REEF also lists a Dauin survey location called Marina under code 72050124.…
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