Frequently Serviced Dive Sites

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Anilao Bo Hotel & Beach Resort, 4202 Mabini, Batangas

Dive n Trek (★4.2)

Dive-n-Trek consists of natural rock and sand. The distance from Anilao Pier is only 10 minutes. All divers, from beginner to advanced, can enjoy diving here. There is little to no current at this site.
Anilao Bo Hotel & Beach Resort, 4202 Mabini, Batangas

Ligpo Pinnacle (★4.0)

Located just off Ligpo Island, Ligpo Pinnacle is protected by the Bauwan Marine Sanctuary. Most divers use the diving operation conducted at Anilao Pier to reach this dive site. The site is 20 minutes away from Anilao Pier by Philippine traditional boat. This is a great wall dive with depths of 12 to 35 meters.
Peter S. (#417559)

Koala (★4.3)

Koala is a popular dive site in Anilao, located in the province of Batangas. Well known among underwater photographers and marine life enthusiasts, Koala offers a rich mix of coral reef and sandy-muck habitats in one compact area.
Mares, Janez Kranjc

Pier Uno House Reef (★4.0)

This dive site is on the reef right in front of Pier Uno Dive Resort. Starts with a sandy bottom; then as you move to the northeast, there are some corals and rocks. Further northeast is a sunken jeepney and a guardhouse beside it.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Kirby’s Rock (★4.4)

A varied dive at the tip of Caban Island. One of the top spots in Anilao. Plenty of macro life around beautifully overgrown underwater pinnacles and walls. Not easy to dive in current.
Mares, Janez Kranjc

Eagle Point, Anilao (★4.5)

Sanctuary dive site with wall diving, fast currents depending on time, tide and season. Deep dive.. turtles are very common at this area. Many different species of anemone and clown fishes.
Scubapro

Batok (★4.5)

Behind Sombrero Island, Batok features a sloping reef and a wall that starts at 12 metres, both decorated with lush corals and diverse marine life.
Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Dari Laut (Wreck) (★4.4)

Considered as the only real wreck dive in Anilao. It is an open wreck that used to be a barge that was turned into a floating resort that operated in the area during the 1970s.