Rudy's Rock

The southern terminus of Balicasag's circular drift dives, Rudy's Rock pairs some of the island's finest shallow coral gardens with deeper swim-throughs and small caverns cut into the wall. The reef shelf runs roughly 5 metres before tumbling toward 40, so divers cruise vibrant hard and soft corals up top and probe the cracks below. Schooling jacks and barracuda gather along the edge, and green and hawksbill turtles are a frequent sight. Worked as a drift from the bangka, currents are usually moderate but can build on the exposed southern corner, making it a satisfying dive for those with some wall experience.