Lighthouse

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.

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.

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.

A very relaxing and comfortalble dive. Great for every level of diver. Beautiful coral gardens. You will find the special black coral trees in the area.

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.

Paliton Sanctuary is a wall dive starting from a depth of 5 m, going all the way to 50m. This makes it an ideal dive site for every level. Beautiful and intact coral gardens are found with lots of little macro critters.

Nonoc Marine Sanctuary is a very special dive site. As a marine sanctuary it is protected by the Philippine government to keep the beauty of the coral alive. A small entrance fee lets you explore the beautiful coral and reef fish living in it. This shallow site is great for snorkeling as well.

The Larena wreck is a Japanese hospital ship which sunk in 1945 and lies at 30-35m. The wreck is truly is well preserved. Located close to the Larena pier, it can be subject to strong currents and poor visibility.

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.