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

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.

Mostly you dive there while hightide and than left shoulder to the north. Starting at a crack you will descent up to 27 meters where the wall ends in grava and coral rubble. There start your hunt for nudibranches in different vary through the year. Its a great place for Macro and Muck and a beautiful wall.

Between 5 to 8 meters you drop onto an attractive shallow reef, wich than slopes down to more than 30 meters. The site is a marine protected park and so here are a lot of fishes. Soft and hard corals are in the shallow and bigger gorgonias in the deep. The colourfull dive offers often encounters from xxs to xxl.

The slope Wall starts at the from Storm PABLO damaged reeftop in 5 Meter. The first impression will fast change when you rech the 10 meter depth. This diveside has alot of fish and dont forget to look in the blue.

Don’t miss to dive here! In the UW Makro and Muck community is Frog Hill called “ ..Frog Hill might be the finest macro dive site in all of Cebu“. This sandy slope can always surprise you with strange and new sights.

A nice coral dive with gorgonias in the deep. In 26 meter a group of white deep sea corals, they alone are a visit worth, we have no other place in the visayas where we saw them too. if your dive will lead you too much to the south you cannot visit them. Dont go early to the shallow, because Storm Pablo was there.

Here you choose between going to a sandy slope right there around the mooring line, or you go to the east and dive left shoulder to the wall. The sandy dive is a great hunt for muck, the beginning of the wall will guide you to a nice hard coral garden before you explore the south of the marine protected area.

The dive is a mix of sandy area withe reefblocks and a slope wall with gaps and sandy flats. there you go for interesting nightdives as well if you want to enjoy the big table coral at the end of the left shoulder dive.