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Boracay Diving Sites:

ANGOL POINT

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 12 meters
Rating: 3 Star

This is an excellent diving site in Boracay for beginners and training dives. The reef is covered with many stony corals, leather corals, nudibranchs, anemones, sea stars and sea cucumbers. Here you can also enjoy night dives and is a excellent location for macro photography.

BALINGHAI

Start Depth: 8 meters
Maximum Depth: 40 meters
Rating: 3 Star

Balinghai offers two walls that run parallel to each other. The deep wall features many sharks and tuna while the shallow wall is covered with small holes which house anthias, lionfish, triggerfish, banner-fish, puffers and gobies, this Boracay dive spot offers excellent underwater scenery.

BAT CAVE

Start Depth:
Maximum Depth: 6 meters
Rating: 3 Star

This Boracay dive site area is a series of small caves, each leading to the actual Bat Cave which is also accessible by land. Conditions need to be just right to dive here, since heavy waves usually slam against the rocks and the swift currents can take you offshore. Here you can expect to see, lobsters and sea snakes and overhead you will see the large Fruit Bats or Flying Foxes.

BEACH NIGHT DIVE

Start Depth:
Maximum Depth: 5 meters
Rating: 3 Star

The "BEACH" is a little-known treasure trove for divers with a sharp eye. It is a sandy area with patches of sea grass and hard corals. Watch out for flounders, crabs, nudibranchs, squid and pipefish.

CAMIA

Start Depth: 18 meters
Maximum Depth: 30 meters
Rating: 4 Star
The "Camia" is Boracay Islands "Ship Wreck", a 30 meter-long cargo boat that was sunk as an attraction in January 2001. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The residents now include a couple of huge red bass, some bluefin trevallies, scorpion fish and a school of batfish.

CHANNEL DRIFT

Start Depth: 10 meters
Maximum Depth: 35 meters
Rating: 4 Star

Here you will experience strong tidal currents that flow through the Tabon Strait, taking divers on a wonderful joy ride through canyons and crevices. The coral growth here is very impressive and occasionally seen are some white tip sharks and trevallies.

CORAL GARDEN

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 12 meters
Rating: 3 Star

This diving site is right off the main Boracay White Beach and usually has calm and clear conditions, and is ideal for beginners and training dives. Coral Garden Dive Site is a popular fish-feeding area, so expect to see sergeant majors, butterfly-fish and batfish crowding around.
SPECIAL NOTE: This is also an excellent area off Boracay Beach for snorkeling.

CROCODILE ISLAND

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 20 meters
Rating: 5 Star

Crocodile Island is a small uninhabited island that is shaped similar to the head of a crocodile. Currents here can be quite fierce with a beautiful collection of corals. Here you will find a gently sloping wall with several canyons and caves containing a wide variety of fish.

LAGUNA DE BORACAY

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 20 meters
Rating: 4 Star

This Boracay Diving site is located on the backside or southeastern side of Boracay Island. It is well-suited for either beginners or professionals, with a vast diversity of clams, anemones, feather stars, butterfly-fish, lionfish and sea squirts. The area is quite large, and almost every inch is covered with hard and soft corals.

LAUREL ISLAND

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 20 meters
Rating: 5 Star

Big Laurel and Small Laurel are two separate dive sites which are very similar and quite close to each other. Big Laurel has a swim-through tunnel that is filled with many soft corals and nudi-branchs. Big Laurel and Small Laurel are both sloping walls with a healthy amount of corals and prolific fish life.

FRIDAY’S ROCK

Start Depth: 7 meters
Maximum Depth: 18 meters
Rating: 4 Star

Friday's Dive Site, can actually cover two dive sites: Friday’s Reef which is 7 to 12 meters, and Friday’s Rock which is 12 to 18 meters. This famous fish-feeding station with a large boulder that provides photographers a chance to capture close-up shots of emperors, triggerfish, red bass, scorpion fish and surgeons.

PUNTA BUNGA

Start Depth: 9 meters
Maximum Depth: 24 meters
Rating: 3 Star

Punta Bunga Boracay diving site is the start of a series of walls which connect to Yapak. The drop-off is filled with cubbyholes where moray eels, lionfish, groupers and triggerfish reside. Stingrays are usually seen on the sandy bottom at 24 meters. This is an excellent dive choice for Boracay.

TULOBHAN REEF

Start Depth: 5 meters
Maximum Depth: 20 meters
Rating: 4 Star

Although quite shallow, a slow steady current usually allows drift diving to cover a wide area. Sea snakes are a common site, while sea cucumbers, eels and feather stars can be seen waving in the current.

VIRGIN DROP

Start Depth: 18 meters
Maximum Depth: 35 meters
Rating: 3 Star

This wall dive is ideal for deep dive training. Large sea fans and crinoids provide colorful hiding spots for bass, moray eels and nudi-branchs. Sting Rays are sometimes seen gliding through the thermo clines during tidal changes.

YAPAK

Start Depth: 30 meters
Maximum Depth: 40 meters
Rating: 5 Star

Yapak 1 and 2 are actually two separate walls which begin at 30 meters and drop down to 70 meters. The most famous of Boracay Islands dive sites, close encounters with white tip and grey reef sharks, dogtooth tuna, groupers, napoleon wrasses and giant trevallies are common. Surface conditions here can be rough, and therefore a negative entry is often required, followed by a spectacular blue-water descent.