Scuba Diving Boracay Phillipines
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Scuba Diving in Boracay, Philippines
Boracay, alongside Bali in Indonesia, consistently ranks among the top 10 scuba diving destinations globally, according to leading diving magazines and publications.
Boracay offers a variety of dive safaris through operators who take divers to remote locations like Sibuyan Sea, Tablas, Romblon, and Semirara. Closer to shore, you’ll find world-class dive sites suitable for divers of all skill levels. Even if you’re not a diver, snorkeling in Boracay is a thrilling experience due to its vibrant marine life.
Popular Dive Sites
Friday's Rock: Located near the island's western shore, this site features colorful soft and hard corals, along with butterfly fish, wrasses, and more. You may also encounter stingrays, snappers, scorpion fish, and lionfish hiding amidst the rocks.
Punta 1 and Punta 2: Punta 1 offers a shallower dive with a drop-off to about 24 meters (80 feet), while Punta 2 starts at 30 meters and reaches depths of 50 meters (170 feet). These sites are teeming with groupers, triggerfish, angelfish, tuna, and occasionally, reef sharks.
Crocodile Island: Named for its shape (not due to crocodiles), this southeast location features a 25-meter (80-foot) wall dive rich in fish and coral species. While exploring, keep an eye out for banded sea snakes, which are poisonous.
Laurel Island: Ideal for experienced divers, this site presents strong undercurrents perfect for drift diving. These currents help corals bloom, showcasing stunning yellow and orange polyps. The island features an 8-meter (25-foot) tunnel adorned with sponges and sea fans.
Yapak: Located in northern Boracay, it's a deep wall dive starting at 30 meters (95 feet) down to 60 meters (190 feet). This area is home to larger pelagic fish like barracudas and sharks, with occasional sightings of hammerhead sharks and giant manta rays.
Other fascinating spots include Carabao, Cathedral Cave, Buruanga, Black Rock, and Dog Drift. If you're planning a scuba diving vacation in the Philippines, Boracay offers an unforgettable underwater adventure.
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