Wicked Squid Divers - Boracay

Wicked Squid Divers is located on White Beach, Station 3, in the Malay municipality of Boracay. The centre focuses on professional standards and safety, serving divers through both boat-based and shore-based excursions around the island and the neighbouring islands.

With a combined teaching and diving experience exceeding 50 years, the team is well-versed in the local underwater topography. They offer a range of diving styles, from exploring local reef flats to visiting historical wrecks and conducting night dives.

The centre is affiliated with NAUI and operates with a team of experienced instructors. All instruction and guiding are conducted in English, ensuring clear communication for international divers.

Beyond standard recreational diving, the team provides specialised training for those looking to advance their skills in underwater photography and videography. Their expertise covers the full spectrum of diver development, from initial training through to instructor-level courses.

Wicked Squid Divers offers a comprehensive range of NAUI courses suitable for all levels. This includes training for beginners through to advanced certifications and professional instructor training.

Specialised skill development is also a core part of their programme, with dedicated courses available for underwater photography and videography.

The centre provides full equipment hire for divers who prefer not to carry their own kit. This includes all the necessary components for a complete dive setup.

For those looking to extend their bottom time, Nitrox is available for an additional charge per cylinder. The facility also supports night diving with the necessary equipment required for low-light exploration.

The reefs around Boracay are characterised by a healthy presence of corals and sponges, which provide the structural foundation for the local ecosystem. These habitats support a diverse array of marine life across the seabed.

Macro enthusiasts will find plenty to observe during their dives. The area is home to various species including octopus, cuttlefish, and frogfish, as well as the elusive ghost pipefish.

For those interested in smaller details, the reef flats and surrounding areas host a variety of interesting invertebrates and specialised fish that require a keen eye to spot.