Sumilon Sanctuary

This lighthouse is found on the southern tip of Cebu and is an amazing dive spot for beginners. You can get there easily from Santander, Liloan, or Oslob.

Geographically located in Cebu, Oslob is a fourth-level municipality. It was once a small, quiet coastal town. However, it has become a tourist attraction because of the whale sharks (Butanding in Filipino). Occasionally, whale sharks gather on the Oslob coastline to raise and breed their young.

Marine Protected Area with excellent coral cover and high fish diversity. Resident Blacktip Sharks, Hawksbill and Green Sea-Turtles and schooling barracuda are often encountered in this area. Parrotfish, Groupers, Butterflyfish, and Surgeonfish are abundant in the area. Excellent also for wide-angle photography

The south side of the Caceres Reef is around 8 meters deep. The deeper area of the reef is untouched from the fish traps which are around at the reef slope. The dive starts out as an overhang of a cliff, full of soft corals and in the deeper area lots of fish.

Its at the beginning to start at the reeftop and go with a gentle current from the north. The best Area of the Site is the healthy coral garden in around 8 - 15 meters depth. Deeper in 30 meters you can find pygmy seahorses in the seafans.

The gentle slope of this dive site starts at about 12m, going all the way to 65m. On some days you can encounter quite strong currents in Tongo Point.

Probably the most popular macro site in Negros. Known for its abundance in rare species underneath it’s port. The cement pillars is home to the rarest of critters as well as amazing coral formations.

Pasihagon is named after the Barangay close to the site. This site is a gently sloped wall and is one of the less busy dive sites of Siquior. You will find the typical coral species here.

The Housereef of Dive Spot Asia is a place where people can discuss about the quality of the reef and the sights wich are possible. A Diver who is in big fishes and overwhelming coral gardens will not find his favourit spot, but if you are in turtles and specially in amazing muck staff, than you are right.

Great coral formation right next to an awesome muck site. Rare nudibranchs like sheep nudis and seahorses abound this area as well as a variety of frogfishes and a promise of octopuses.