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Boracay Dive Sites

Explore the dive sites of Boracay. From wrecks to wall, Boracay offers various dive sites that are sure to please all divers. Find out why Boracay is considered one of the top scuba diving destinations in the Philippines!


YAPAK


Visit the greatest wall of Boracay

Depth
29-32m
95 – 105ft

Certification Required
AOW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Yapak is a gigantic wall located in the north of the Island. Divided into 3 parts (Yapak 1, 2 and 3) Yapak promises exhilarating exploration and some thrills! Excellent deep drift dive site, you will be able to see this huge wall starting at 30m and going down to more than 70m. Yapak proposes a vast aquatic life with the biggest specimens of Boracay such as tuna, black tip sharks, triggerfish, barracuda and more. This is by far our most spectacular site for experienced divers.

CAMIA II


Explore the famous shipwreck of Boracay

Depth
25-31m
82 – 101ft

Certification Required
AOW

Travel Time
10 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Sunk in 2001 to create an artificial reef, Camia II is inhabited by an impressive variety of species. Explore inside the captain’s cabin and the deck and improve your wreck penetration skills. Camia II is intact and positioned vertically, it is covered with macrolife, groupers, box fish, trevally fish, bat fish and more that swing all around. Enjoy this experience even longer with our Enriched Air Nitrox Specialty .

TRIBIRD


Fly underwater and explore a plane wreck

Depth
25-31m
82 – 101ft

Certification Required
AOW

Travel Time
11 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Sunk in 2012 to create a new dive site, Tribird is situated in the middle or a reef system with a lot of aquatic life all around. Explore the inside of the plane and meet with some coral reef snakes that love staying inside enjoying the air left by the divers. You will also get to clean your hands with the help of reef-safe shrimps. Tribird offers amazing pictures for photographers too. Enjoy this experience even longer with our Enriched Air Nitrox Specialty .

CROCODILE ISLAND


Drift away and enjoy the beautiful walls, corals, and reefs

Depth
10-25m
32 – 82ft

Certification Required
OW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Crocodile Island is located in the South of Boracay and easily recognizable as it looks like a crocodile’s head, thus the name Crocodile Island. It is considered as one of the best dive site in the island. It has abundant reef life and a great place for experienced divers. You may be able to spot Lionfish, Moray Eels, Grouper, Cuttlefish, Scorpion Fish, Snapper and Sweet Lips.

ANGOL POINT


Discover scuba diving in this amazing shallow dive site

Depth
5-12m
16 – 39ft

Certification Required
OW

Travel Time
5 min

Temperature
29°C / 84 °F

This is a perfect dive site for Discover Scuba Diving as well as for Open Water training dives. The reef has beautiful stony corals, leather corals, nudibranchs, anemones, sea stars and sea cucumbers. It is a good spot for macro photography.

VIRGIN DROP


Drop in for a deep diving adventure

Depth
14-36m
45 – 118ft

Certification Required
AOW

Travel Time
12 min

Temperature
26°C / 79 °F

This wall dive is best for Advanced Open Water divers as well as for Deep Diver Specialty. Often spotted here are large sea fans and crinoids which provide colorful hiding spots for nudibranchs, moray eels, and bass. Divers sometimes spot turtles and eagle rays. Juvenile sharks can be seen swimming at the bottom of the second wall or resting inside the cave.

FRIDAY’S ROCK


Explore this awesome dive site and practice your photography skills

Depth
12-18m
39 – 59ft

Certification Requiered
OW

Travel Time
10 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

This dive site covers two spots: Friday’s Rock which is 12 to 18 meters and Friday’s Reef which is about 7 to 12 meters. This site is very popular because it is well-known as a fish-feeding station with large boulder perfect for photographers who would like a chance to capture close-up shots of emperor fish, triggerfishes, red bass, scorpion fish, moray eels and surgeon fishes.

BALINGHAI


Feel and see this rare double walled dive site

Depth
8-40m
26 – 131ft

Certification Required
OW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Balinghai is a rare two-walled dive site running parallel to each other. The deep wall features tuna, some blue spotted stingrays and white tips sharks. The shallow wall has lionfish, triggerfish, anthias, pufferfish, bannerfish, and angelfish swimming around the cracks on the wall.

PUNTA BUNGA


Submerge into this biodiversified abundance of sea life

Depth
9-24m
30 – 79ft

Certification Required
OW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Punta Bunga is a beautiful dive site right beside Yapak 1. It is filled with cubbyholes where trigger fish, lionfish, groupers, and moray eels can be seen. Reef sharks and stingrays can be spotted at 24-25 meters.

CHANEL DRIFT


A dynamic and exhilarating dive site.

Depth
29-32m
95 – 105ft

Certification
AOW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Chanel Drift is a dynamic and exhilarating dive site located just off the coast of Boracay. Known for its swift currents, this drift dive offers an adrenaline-pumping experience as divers are carried along the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life.

LAGUNA


Serene and Picturesque!

Depth
29-32m
95 – 105ft

Certification
AOW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Laguna is a serene and picturesque dive site located near the shores of Boracay, offering a tranquil underwater experience ideal for divers of all levels. Known for its calm waters and stunning coral formations, Laguna is the perfect spot for those looking to explore the beauty of Boracay’s underwater world at a relaxed pace.

MANIGUIN


Descent into the deep with great visibility and amazing encounters. 

Depth
10-60m
33 – 190ft

Certification
OW

Travel Time
2-3h 
Daily trip only

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Maniguin, a small Island south of Boracay rises like a little Atoll out of the water. A lighthouse is erected on the island, warning big ship during darkness. Fast dive boats only make the trip from Boracay to Maniguin, and it takes around 2-3 hours to get there. Due to the length of the journey it is always done as a day trip (diving safari program), with BBQs on the beach. The reef extends all around the island, and diving is excellent with visibility often around 30-40m / 100-130ft, an attraction in itself. Diving in Maniguin is certainly world class. The surface conditions are normally calm, and current rather moderate.  There is good size cave that houses a few resident sharks. Impressive wall, shoals of surgeon fish, midnight snappers, jacks, and occasionally eagle rays.

HINUGTAN


Our hidden gem!

Depth
29-32m
95 – 105ft

Certification
AOW

Travel Time
15 min

Temperature
25°C / 77 °F

Hinugtan is a hidden gem of a dive site located off the beaten path from the main diving spots in Boracay. Known for its pristine corals and abundant marine life, Hinugtan offers a unique diving experience that combines the beauty of unspoiled nature with the excitement of underwater exploration.