Diving Guide to the Philippines 2015

to a sign on the beach and does not
allow training or checkout. So the

good new here is divers will have

the place to themselves, although it

is a very popular site.

The fish here are used to being fed

so batfish head to divers as they

descend. Other fish like damsels

and butterflyfish will join the fray.

The dive is normally started at the

south buoy and divers can feed the

fish, look at the corals and check

out sea anemones and some

well-placed giant clams.

There are some tridacna clams

near the remains of a wreck and

other wreck remnants sit at 100 ft.

(30m) but aren’t much to see.

Go a bit deeper down the sloping

bottom and there may be a large

school of bigeye jacks. Look for

Coastal Anilao Islands

Anthias at the Twin Rocks