Dive sites in Malapascua

Lighthouse →

Witness the vibrant courtship dance of mandarin fish as dusk settles over a shallow, protected reef.

Chocolate Island →

Explore the gentle slopes of Chocolate Island, a shallow reef renowned for its diverse macro life, from robust ghost pipefish to flamboyant cuttlefish.

Capitancillo →

Capitancillo offers deep wall diving and extensive coral gardens, emerging as a protected marine sanctuary in the open Visayan Sea.

Deep Rock →

Descend a line to 30 metres and encircle Deep Rock, a submerged pinnacle rising to 14 metres below the surface, known for its resident frogfish and ornate ghost pipefish.

Pantaw-Pantaw →

Descend onto a distinctive underwater sand dune at Pantaw-Pantaw, where macro creatures reveal themselves amidst colorful soft corals and pygmy seahorses.

Kimud Shoal →

Kimud Shoal offers unparalleled reliability for thresher shark encounters and the thrilling possibility of hammerhead shark sightings in a rich pelagic environment.

Monad Shoal →

Monad Shoal offers a unique opportunity for sustained observation of thresher sharks visiting cleaning stations, a reliable year-round spectacle.

Lighthouse Japanese Wreck →

Explore the shallow, solidified remnants of a World War II Japanese wreck, where cement cargo has fused with the seabed, creating a unique historical landscape.

Dakit-Dakit →

Dakit-Dakit offers a serene reef dive, characterized by expansive and colorful coral gardens just offshore, inviting you into the heart of the Visayan marine ecosystem.

Lapus Lapus →

Descend into Lapus Lapus, a vibrant reef in the Visayas, where extensive coral gardens host a rich tapestry of macro life, from pygmy seahorses to blue-ring octopuses.

Dona Marilyn wreck →

Descend into the MV Doña Marilyn, a 98-meter passenger ferry resting upright on the seabed, offering a unique exploration of its intact structure.