Dive sites in Dauin
25–32 m · 39 signature species
10 dive sites in Dauin, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Dauin
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10 of 10 sites
Apo Island →
Dive into a thriving marine protected area, where decades of conservation have created an underwater paradise teeming with vibrant corals and approachable sea turtles.
Pura Vida Housereef →
Descend onto the black volcanic sands of Pura Vida Housereef, where an artificial reef teems with rare macro life, rewarding patient divers with intricate discoveries.
Max. depth · 30 m
Dauin coastline →
Descend onto Dauin's black sand slopes to discover a world of rare, camouflaged macro life, a true treasure hunt for the observant diver.
Max. depth · 25 m
Eva’s Point →
Eva's Point offers a dynamic wall dive at the mouth of Campomanes Bay, where extensive coral gardens transition into dramatic overhangs, providing a rich environment for macro life and wide-angle photography.
Max. depth · 32 m
House Reef →
Dauin's House Reef offers a unique blend of sandy muck areas and vibrant coral slopes, providing diverse habitats for macro life and frequent green sea turtle encounters.
Max. depth · 30 m
Toscana →
Descend into the gentle slopes of Toscana to encounter an abundance of reef fish and frequent sightings of green sea turtles.
Obong Point →
Obong Point offers a dive into the longest coral reef in the region, a vibrant tapestry of soft and hard corals unfolding from gentle slopes to a dramatic wall.
Catmon Point →
Catmon Point offers a complex underwater topography of coral gardens, valleys, and canyons, where keen eyes are rewarded by camouflaged inhabitants.
Sunken Island →
Descending onto Sunken Island, you're immediately enveloped by the vibrant chaos of reef fish that swarm the plateau, a thrilling introduction to this dive in Negros.
Max. depth · 30 m
Patchy-patchy →
Patchy-patchy in Negros offers a dynamic reef of scattered coral mountains, creating intricate swim-throughs and feeding grounds for schooling fish.
