Kasai Wall offer a shallow end with a beautiful scenery of many hundreds of coal species attracting many critters, reef fish and sea turtles. Over the edge of the reef a wall is formed dropping down to about 40m. At the bottom of the wall you can find the entry to the Kasai Cave that stretches about 140m in.

Pescador Island’s east side, near Moalboal, Cebu, features a dive starting at a 5m plateau descending to 65m along a coral-covered slope. The dive concludes on a plateau rich in small marine life, also ideal for snorkeling.

One of Cebu’s most colorful dive sites, Pescador North has an exciting cave with a vertical swim through, offering views of the surface and a variety of beautiful coral and fish to see.

Pescador Cathedral is a cave that has a vertical swim through offering views of the surface. The depth ranges from 5 to 65 meters with a visibility of 20 to 50 meters. Its chimney continues to around 16m depth.

The south side of Pescador Island offers calm, safe entry points ideal for both divers and snorkelers. Protected from strong waves, it’s perfect during rough sea conditions. The area allows for east or west drift dives and provides adventure in shallow, manageable depths.

Copton Point is one of the few dive sites in Moalboal that has a sandy bottom. At around 20 meters depth you can find a small airplane wreck put in place in an attempt to create an artificial reef. Just beyond the plane wreck, there is a deep wall starting at around 28 meters going all the way down to 80 meters.

Mathilda is the name of the local green turtle wich has her home there since many years. The dive spot is a shallow slope, lagoon like appearance. the south is a wall, the north too. for macro stay in between the walls and go for the small reef blocks.

The reeftop is at 7 meter and after the giant stride entree from the banka you can go in 2 different dives. the first possibility is going over the flat to the west and follow than the slope at your right shoulde. The second possibility is to go to the east and follow than the slope on the left shoulder.

Dako Bato is filipino and means big stone. This dive starts at the main reef and you follow a reefformation on the ground where in 20 meters are big hardcorals. There you go down to 30 meters where is the big stone with around 8 meter in width. go around the stone and after you reach his top, go back to the main.

Enoy’s Wall is a colorfull Wall in the North close to Tingko Beach. Depending on the Tide you will start the dive while hightide left shouler, if its lowtide you will dive the wall right shoulder. Nice soft coralls in different colours also fedestars will dominate the reef in the shallow, deeper are different fans