Blue House

Located at the southern end of the Dauin Poblacion District 1 Sanctuary, it offers amazing diving for beginners, advanced and expert divers with both muck and a big, healthy reef. There’s also a mini reef at 30m for Advanced Divers to enjoy.

In front of Caezar’s Place, within swimming distance. Freediving marker buoy set at at a depth of 43m just outside of the Poblacion 2 sanctuary border. The site is approximately 150m from shore.

Gentle slope reef with a lot of yellow tail Snappers, resident Green Turtles and Hawksbill turtles. Reef has strong current but a diver can hide behind huge coral bommies and hang out with fish at 5m

The very first marine protected area in Dauin is also the most popular dive site due to its proximity and gentle slopes. This makes it the perfect spot for beginners.

In this amazing Macro diving spot, you will find a couple of boats and cars that were sunk in the muck created a very interestiy dive site on the beautiful black sand

Comprised of a couple of boats and cars that were sunk in the muck to create a very unique dive site. This is one of the favorite macro diving spots in the Philippines.

Located 300m South of Atlantis Dive Resort, this dive site offers something for divers who enjoy either coral reefs or muck diving. The site is a combination of sandy slopes, seagrass beds, and a coral reef.

Located directly in front of Atlantis Dive Resort, the Atlantis House reef is a combination of sandy areas, artificial reefs, coral reefs, and seagrass beds.

This is the house reef right in front on Acqua Dive Resort, the next dive site south of Zambo’s Secret & Coleman’s. It is an artificial reef set up by Acqua Dive resort that consists of metal structures, an old car, and concrete blocks that has attracted many macro critters to this site.

A virtual washing machine experience awaits you at Coconut Point, an exciting dive site on the northern tip of Apo Island. The current can come at you literally from any side left, right, up, down & center. A sloping reef edging towards a rock wall. This site is best for experienced divers.