Puerto Galera – Sabang Wreck liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sabang WreckDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: Descending down a mooring line, you are commonly faced by a school of batfish that are usually fed by divers who visit the site. On the sandy bottom lies the dilapidated wooden hull of a Vietnamese fishing boat, which has been almost completely colonized by marine life.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Sabang Wreck marine lifeFish: Chinese trumpetfish, Diagonal shrimp-goby9227600924060301Puerto Galera – Shark CavePuerto Galera – Shark Cave liveaboardPuerto Galera – Shark CaveDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 22 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and SharkDescription: At 25m/ 83ft is a ledge about 1m/ 3ft high and 12m/ 40ft wide, which tapers back into a 5m/ 17ft cave, leaving enough room for whitetip sharks to sleep without being disturbed. Divers can lie on the sandy bottom and observe the sharks with an underwater light.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Shark Cave marine lifeMamals: Green sea turtle8727600874084421Puerto Galera – Oddie’s DingdingPuerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding liveaboardPuerto Galera – Oddie’s DingdingDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 42mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Deep, Reef and WallDescription: You make a deep-water entry to a sandy bottom where a rocky wall starts at 24m/ 79ft and drops off to 42m/ 139ft. On top of the wall are large whip corals, basket sponges and white sea ferns adorned with razorfish.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding marine lifeFish: Great barracuda9327600934060301Puerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE liveaboardPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: Puerto Galera's newest dive site is the 'MV Alma Jane Express', formerly a Japanese Cargo Ship, she was purposely sank by the Dive Operators of Puerto Galera in 2003.Marine lifePuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE marine lifeFish: Tassled scorpionfish8927600894060301Puerto Galera – La CanyonsPuerto Galera – La Canyons liveaboardPuerto Galera – La CanyonsDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and DriftDescription: A very healthy large reef area split by large fissures(crack) has resulted in three spectacular canyons. Soft tree corals and excellent diversity of hard corals and many beautiful colors to the reef.Marine lifePuerto Galera – La Canyons marine lifeFish: Red lionfish6827600683040209Puerto Galera – Sinandigan WallPuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – Shark Cave liveaboardPuerto Galera – Shark CaveDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 22 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and SharkDescription: At 25m/ 83ft is a ledge about 1m/ 3ft high and 12m/ 40ft wide, which tapers back into a 5m/ 17ft cave, leaving enough room for whitetip sharks to sleep without being disturbed. Divers can lie on the sandy bottom and observe the sharks with an underwater light.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Shark Cave marine lifeMamals: Green sea turtle8727600874084421Puerto Galera – Oddie’s DingdingPuerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding liveaboardPuerto Galera – Oddie’s DingdingDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 42mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Deep, Reef and WallDescription: You make a deep-water entry to a sandy bottom where a rocky wall starts at 24m/ 79ft and drops off to 42m/ 139ft. On top of the wall are large whip corals, basket sponges and white sea ferns adorned with razorfish.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding marine lifeFish: Great barracuda9327600934060301Puerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE liveaboardPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: Puerto Galera's newest dive site is the 'MV Alma Jane Express', formerly a Japanese Cargo Ship, she was purposely sank by the Dive Operators of Puerto Galera in 2003.Marine lifePuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE marine lifeFish: Tassled scorpionfish8927600894060301Puerto Galera – La CanyonsPuerto Galera – La Canyons liveaboardPuerto Galera – La CanyonsDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and DriftDescription: A very healthy large reef area split by large fissures(crack) has resulted in three spectacular canyons. Soft tree corals and excellent diversity of hard corals and many beautiful colors to the reef.Marine lifePuerto Galera – La Canyons marine lifeFish: Red lionfish6827600683040209Puerto Galera – Sinandigan WallPuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding liveaboardPuerto Galera – Oddie’s DingdingDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 42mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Deep, Reef and WallDescription: You make a deep-water entry to a sandy bottom where a rocky wall starts at 24m/ 79ft and drops off to 42m/ 139ft. On top of the wall are large whip corals, basket sponges and white sea ferns adorned with razorfish.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Oddie’s Dingding marine lifeFish: Great barracuda9327600934060301Puerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE liveaboardPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: Puerto Galera's newest dive site is the 'MV Alma Jane Express', formerly a Japanese Cargo Ship, she was purposely sank by the Dive Operators of Puerto Galera in 2003.Marine lifePuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE marine lifeFish: Tassled scorpionfish8927600894060301Puerto Galera – La CanyonsPuerto Galera – La Canyons liveaboardPuerto Galera – La CanyonsDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and DriftDescription: A very healthy large reef area split by large fissures(crack) has resulted in three spectacular canyons. Soft tree corals and excellent diversity of hard corals and many beautiful colors to the reef.Marine lifePuerto Galera – La Canyons marine lifeFish: Red lionfish6827600683040209Puerto Galera – Sinandigan WallPuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE liveaboardPuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANEDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: Puerto Galera's newest dive site is the 'MV Alma Jane Express', formerly a Japanese Cargo Ship, she was purposely sank by the Dive Operators of Puerto Galera in 2003.Marine lifePuerto Galera – MV ALMA JANE marine lifeFish: Tassled scorpionfish8927600894060301Puerto Galera – La CanyonsPuerto Galera – La Canyons liveaboardPuerto Galera – La CanyonsDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and DriftDescription: A very healthy large reef area split by large fissures(crack) has resulted in three spectacular canyons. Soft tree corals and excellent diversity of hard corals and many beautiful colors to the reef.Marine lifePuerto Galera – La Canyons marine lifeFish: Red lionfish6827600683040209Puerto Galera – Sinandigan WallPuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – La Canyons liveaboardPuerto Galera – La CanyonsDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Cave and DriftDescription: A very healthy large reef area split by large fissures(crack) has resulted in three spectacular canyons. Soft tree corals and excellent diversity of hard corals and many beautiful colors to the reef.Marine lifePuerto Galera – La Canyons marine lifeFish: Red lionfish6827600683040209Puerto Galera – Sinandigan WallPuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Sinandigan WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WallDescription: Puerto Galera - Sinandigan WallMarine lifePuerto Galera – Sinandigan Wall marine lifeFish: Moorish idol, Royal blue tang, Zebra turkeyfish, Barred moray, Tassled scorpionfish, Variegated lizardfish, Spotted moray eel, Sand lizardfish, Two-spot lizard fish8127600813036182Puerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaPuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna liveaboardPuerto Galera – Small to Big La LagunaDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 18mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Exploratory and ReefDescription: On ebb tide the current can make this a swift drift dive, and it is possible to cover great distances of breathtaking underwater terrain. Descending into shallow water, the seafloor is covered with staghorn and other hard corals, with an impressive populations of an abundance of fish species.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Small to Big La Laguna marine lifeFish: Blue-fin trevallyMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8827600884080407Verde Island – The PinnacleVerde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Verde Island – The Pinnacle liveaboardVerde Island – The PinnacleDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 40mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: This dive is also known as the Drop Off. A huge underwater reef that comes to the surface on the eastern side of Verde Island, the pinnacle is like a column that that starts in about 60m of water a rises, narrowing as it gets to the surface.Marine lifeVerde Island – The Pinnacle marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Snowflake moray, Speckled butterflyfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Zebra turkeyfishMamals: Banded sea krait8127600815058290Verde Island – The Washing MachineVerde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Verde Island – The Washing Machine liveaboardVerde Island – The Washing MachineDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This site is named by diving it during ebb tide, similar to jumping into a washing machine! The site can be dived in a controllable current on flood tide too. A series of canyons have been to formed perhaps by the water movement in the area over thousands of years.7627600763058290Sombrero IslandSombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Sombrero Island liveaboardSombrero IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift, Reef and WallDescription: If you need a drift dive, Sombrero Island is the dive for you. Acquiring its name from the appearance of a white sand beach at low tide this shallow wall (100ft/30m) is for coral lovers.9227600923040205Sabang WrecksSabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Sabang Wrecks liveaboardSabang WrecksDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 20mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Ambience and WreckDescription: This is a series of four boats, all in different states of decay. One old fishing boat, found at around 20 meters, has a thriving coral reef growing on its side.Marine lifeSabang Wrecks marine lifeFish: Red lionfish, Clown anemonefish, Tassled scorpionfish, Narrow-lined pufferMamals: Banded sea krait8727600873048241Puerto Galera – West EscarceoPuerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – West Escarceo liveaboardPuerto Galera – West EscarceoDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 24mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Drift, Night dive and ReefDescription: A huge variety of fish, hard corals, as well as soft corals, and in shallow waters, outcrops sitting on the fine white sandy bottom. Butterfly fish, sergeant majors, damsels, pipe fish, Moorish idols, trigger fish and puffer fish, large plate and table corals basket and tube sponges.Marine lifePuerto Galera – West Escarceo marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish74276007440582912Anilao – BajuraAnilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Anilao – Bajura liveaboardAnilao – BajuraDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: Diving consists of slopes, small drop-offs. Shoals of triggerfish, jacks and surgeons swim by on a regular basis and Anthias are abundant. Currents are strong.Marine lifeAnilao – Bajura marine lifeFish: Leaf scorpionfish, Clown anemonefish, Chinese trumpetfish, Zebra turkeyfish, Black-spotted puffer, Blue-spotted cornetfish, Three-band pennantfish, Oriental flying gurnard, Unicorn leatherjacket, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish8927600894036181Puerto Galera – Hole in the WallPuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Puerto Galera – Hole in the Wall liveaboardPuerto Galera – Hole in the WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 7 - 18mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Night dive and WallDescription: A tremendous rock and coral formation resembling a mini mountain are the home for a wide range of flora and fauna. Snapper, oriental sweetlips, stonefish, frogfish, coral groupers, remoras, red bass, sea perch and red emperors are all here.Marine lifePuerto Galera – Hole in the Wall marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish8927600894058293Ligpo IslandLigpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Ligpo Island liveaboardLigpo IslandDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Shark and WallDescription: The Island sits on the west side of Ligpo Point and is visible across the bay from Outrigger. It is possible to circumnavigate the entire landmass in just one dive.Marine lifeLigpo Island marine lifeFish: Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish8627600865040202Layag-LayagLayag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Layag-Layag liveaboardLayag-LayagDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 20mVisibility: 20 - >30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and SharkDescription: There is an extensive coral formation on a shallow steep slope. Currents are extremely strong, so choice of slack water and neap tides is necessary. A recommended area for experienced divers. The coral teems with marine life and often has good visibility.Marine lifeLayag-Layag marine lifeFish: Scalloped hammerhead, Masked bannerfish8627600864050258Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Culebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok liveaboardCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong ManokDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 25mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and ReefDescription: A marine sanctuary that has patches of coral heads on sandy slopes. Currents are very fierce. Shallow ledges with a good concentration of soft and hard corals surround both islands.Marine lifeCulebra (Bonito) and Mabalahibong Manok marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Snowflake moray, Clown anemonefish, Commerson‘s frogfish, Clark‘s anemonefish, Oriental flying gurnardMamals: Green sea turtleSponges: Xestospongia testudinaria7827600783048240Anilao – Sepoc WallAnilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Anilao – Sepoc Wall liveaboardAnilao – Sepoc WallDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 24mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: A dive site with beautiful coral gardens and a vertical wall with a wide variety of marine life. It is normally an easy dive. The shallow part of the dive teems with a profusion of small reef fish while the wall has the bigger fish and pelagic visitors.8827600883058292Mainit Point (Hot Water Point)Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Mainit Point (Hot Water Point) liveaboardMainit Point (Hot Water Point)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Drift and ReefDescription: A favorite dive site with most of the Divemasters, the shallows boast heaps of Nudibranchs and hard coral where the depths host ribbon eels, mantis shrimp and a ripping current.Marine lifeMainit Point (Hot Water Point) marine lifeFish: Striated frogfish, Zebra turkeyfish8927600895058296Dry DockDry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Dry Dock liveaboardDry DockDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 27 - 29mCurrent: slight - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Drift and WreckDescription: The Dry Dock site is a very challenging dive, due to the strong currents that prevail in that area. Located at a depth of 27 meters, the site is home to huge multilayered sea fans.Marine lifeDry Dock marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Blue-spotted stingray, Ambon scorpionfish, Painted frogfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish9327600935060300Mapating (Shark Cave)Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Mapating (Shark Cave) liveaboardMapating (Shark Cave)Dive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterProfessional diversBoat diveDive depth: 20 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Cave, Shark and WallDescription: This is a challenging dive for experienced divers. The submerged rock is surrounded by a fairly shallow area, which ends in a series of drop-offs descending to about 60ft/20m and more. There is a great variety of marine life including sharks and pelagic fish. Current is strong most of the time.8327600834058291Monkey BeachMonkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Monkey Beach liveaboardMonkey BeachDive center: Marco Vincent Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.9℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WreckDescription: The Monkey Beach dive site also has an old fishing wreck, and large fish can also be found around this site, This site is also popular for night dives. It is best to dive at slack tide due to the otherwise strong currents.Marine lifeMonkey Beach marine lifeFish: Red-toothed triggerfish18942001893050251Tuble ReefTuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Tuble Reef liveaboardTuble ReefDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 25mVisibility: 30 - >30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a wall going down to 25m. At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m; with an in-going current watch out for this as it can be hazardous.Marine lifeTuble Reef marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish19242001924100502Copton PointCopton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Copton Point liveaboardCopton PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: The dive starts with a deep descent to 17m along the mooring buoy rope to the sandy slope with beautiful Staghorn corals. The airplane is approximately 7m down the slope at the wall’s edge at 20m depth.Marine lifeCopton Point marine lifeFish: Black-blotched porcupinefish, Black-spotted puffer20442002044080403Pescador IslandPescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Pescador Island liveaboardPescador IslandDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 5 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Night dive and WallDescription: Pescador Island is mentioned as one dive spot but you can dive here at least four times; it’s a truly great dive site. The dives start mostly in the south where the boat is sheltered if there is an Amihan wind.Marine lifePescador Island marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Yellow-spotted scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfish20042002003060306White BeachWhite Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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White Beach liveaboardWhite BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: At the beginning you descend to 25m to a fish feeding area. Many Damselfish will welcome you for a piece of bread.Marine lifeWhite Beach marine lifeFish: Mandarinfish, Red-toothed triggerfish, Clown anemonefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle23542002353060304Tongo PointTongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Tongo Point liveaboardTongo PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Shark, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts and ends with a deep wall going to endless depths. Watch your no decompression time. Small caves can be explored all along this dive so bring a dive torch to look inside the caves.Marine lifeTongo Point marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Common thresher, Pygmy seahorse, Blue trevally18942001893060302Talisay WallTalisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Talisay Wall liveaboardTalisay WallDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef, Snorkeling and WallDescription: The dive starts with a slope going to 13m; down there is a deep wall with a ledge at 35m. The wall has vertical canyons with wide deep slopes. The slope/wall profile keeps on changing all the time. Bring a diving torch to look in the small caves.Marine lifeTalisay Wall marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Red lionfish20742002073080401Panagsama BeachPanagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. 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Panagsama Beach liveaboardPanagsama BeachDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 40mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: The dive starts with a steep slope going down to 40m where there is a wall. Stay at 15m and come slowly up to 10m; there are some caves along the wall. This a great dive site for night diving as entries and exits are straight from the beach.Marine lifePanagsama Beach marine lifeMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle20442002043056287Dolphin HouseDolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Dolphin House liveaboardDolphin HouseDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 28mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Reef and WallDescription: Regardless of the name there are no dolphins in this site. The dive starts with a wall going to 25m where there is a sandy slope.Marine lifeDolphin House marine lifeFish: Big-eye trevally, Red lionfish, Randall‘s frogfish, Messmate pipefishMamals: Loggerhead sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle27842002783020101Dive with the Whale SharksDive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Dive with the Whale Sharks liveaboardDive with the Whale SharksDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 1 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and SnorkelingDescription: You can see up to 8 or more whale sharks including mature males, females and some juveniles. The fishermen split the whale sharks into two groups and feed them brine shrimp (their natural food) from small fishing boats. The fishermen feed the whale sharks from 6:00am to 1:00pm and lead them in front of visitors who can be sure of getting a close-up encounter with several whale sharks. No operations on Good Friday. Where You Will See Them: You will find the whale shark experience just off-shore from a beach in the small fishing village on Tan-awan, Oslob in southern Cebu. This is 77km from Turtle Bay Dive Resort – the scenic drive along the west coast of Cebu takes 90 minutes.The whale sharks are in the area all the year round. What is Being Done to Protect the Whale Sharks: In January 2012, the local government of Oslob introduced Ordinance 091-S12, which provides measures for the protection and conservation of whale sharks. The local government staff or the Dive Center Group leaderMarine lifeDive with the Whale Sharks marine lifeFish: Whale shark19142001914070355Marine SanctuaryMarine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!
Marine Sanctuary liveaboardMarine SanctuaryDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 3 - 35mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: Big fish, Reef and WallDescription: This dive site slopes from 5m to 18m and then drops to 45m. In this area you can see a forest of huge sea fans.Marine lifeMarine Sanctuary marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Leaf scorpionfish, Robust ghost-pipefish, Harlequin ghost pipefishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle15542001553044227Kasai PointKasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!
Kasai Point liveaboardKasai PointDive center: Turtle Bay Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 10 - 22mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 26.8 - 29.8℃Dive type: AmbienceDescription: Kasai PointMarine lifeKasai Point marine lifeFish: Robust ghost-pipefish, Spotted garden eel, White-spotted puffer, Black-cheek moray eel, Razorfish, Tassled scorpionfish, Papuan scorpionfishNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!