Dive sites in Coron
5–45 m · 7 signature species
10 dive sites in Coron, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Coron
Barracuda Lake →
Barracuda Lake offers a unique freshwater diving experience where the water temperature rises significantly as you descend through distinct thermocline layers.
Max. depth · 40 m
Akitsushima →
Explore the Akitsushima, a 118-meter Imperial Japanese Navy seaplane tender, offering a unique glimpse into WWII history and an abundance of marine life.
Max. depth · 38 m
Kogyo Maru →
Explore the immense Kogyo Maru, a WWII Japanese auxiliary cargo ship, offering a unique blend of historical artifacts and vibrant marine life within its largely intact structure.
Max. depth · 36 m
Okikawa Maru →
The Okikawa Maru is a colossal 160-meter Japanese auxiliary oiler, offering a unique blend of wartime history and vibrant marine life.
Max. depth · 26 m
Irako →
Explore the impressive 147-meter Irako, a largely intact Japanese WWII refrigeration transport, offering deep wreck penetration and abundant marine life.
Max. depth · 45 m
Olympia Maru →
Dive into history and marine life on the remarkably intact 128-meter Olympia Maru, a WWII cargo ship sunk by a fierce aerial assault.
Max. depth · 30 m
Kyokuzan Maru →
Explore the Kyokuzan Maru, an immense and largely intact Japanese auxiliary supply ship, offering a unique window into WWII history and a thriving artificial reef.
Max. depth · 42 m
Cathedral Cave →
Explore the unique geological formations and striking light shafts within Cathedral Cave, a distinct underwater cavern experience in the Busuanga & Coron region.
Max. depth · 30 m
Twin Peaks →
Twin Peaks offers a dive across two coral-covered pinnacles, providing a diverse reef experience close to Barracuda Lake.
Max. depth · 25 m
Lusong Gunboat →
Descend onto the 25-meter steel hull of a Japanese WWII gunboat, resting on a vibrant coral reef in the shallows of Busuanga.
Max. depth · 12 m
