This data is provided from the logbook information in the MySSI app Affiliated Training Center Dive sites nearby © MaresKalipayan, BoholKalipayan is a wall dive located close to Alona Beach-Bohol Panglau within 4-5 minutes to the closest dive centers. The dive begins in a sandy aera at five meters and then proceeds by dropping over the vertical wall.Learn more © AqualungArco PointA wall drift dive with good visibility and medium to strong current. A wonderful spot for both advanced and beginner divers. This spot will ease you into wall diving.Learn more © AqualungDoljo PointThis dive site is found at Barangay Doljo, the most northwest point and ultimate tip of Panglao Island. This is a beautiful wall dive with vast amounts of coral and great macro sightings.Learn more © MaresGak-AngA beautiful wall dive located with coral gardens and a then a wall with depth between 25-40 meters. Normally done as a drift dive from banca boats, currents can vary from slight to quite strong depending on the tide.Learn more © MaresNapaling - LeftIdeal freedive training site, sheer coral wall dropping down straight to twenty five meters, infrequent currrent, lovely colors on the wall and loads of fish schooling.Learn more © MaresBlack ForestA steep slope that is considered one of the must see dive sites in the area. The huge forest of black coral is practically unseen in other places around the world.Learn more © Mares, Predrag VuckovicDivers HeavenDivers Heaven is located in Balicasag Island , on the South side, it is about 30 minutes banka ride from Alona Beach. It a slope going to about 30 meters covered with hard and soft corals starting at ten meters.Learn more © AqualungRoyal GardenOne of the best known spots on Balicasag, this site is famous for its coral gardens and is set on an underwater plateau full of colorful and diverse marine life; a perfect spot for macro diving.Learn more © MaresCathedral WallCathedral Wall is a wall dive in Balicasag Island on the north side. Usually it is dived as a drift dive, starting at Cathedral and ending up at east or west, depending on the current.Learn more © MaresTurtle PointBalicasag is one of the most famous Marine sanctuaries in the Philippines. This site is the main reason people go to Balicasag Island due, where large numbers of sea turtles congregate.Learn more