Boracay Dive Sites

A shallow, vibrant reef dive site off White Beach ideal for beginners and macro photography enthusiasts.

A dramatic double-wall dive in Boracay, Balinghai offers steep coral drops, active marine life, and rewarding vertical scenery for confident divers.

A shallow cave system dive into the Batcave near Boracay, filled with marine life, overhead bats, and unique lighted passages for experienced divers.

A relaxed shore dive that reveals Boracay’s nocturnal marine life, from nudibranchs to squid, perfect for photographers and adventurous night divers.

Boracay’s iconic wreck dive, the Camia is a 30-meter cargo ship turned artificial reef, now home to schools of fish and colorful coral growth.

 A thrilling drift dive through coral canyons between Boracay and Panay, Channel Drift delivers strong currents, vibrant reefs, and plenty of marine action.

Calm, colorful, and full of marine life, Coral Garden is Boracay’s most accessible reef, perfect for beginners, training dives, and snorkeling.

A vibrant reef with canyons and coral-covered slopes, Crocodile Island is one of Boracay’s signature dive sites for adventurous divers.

A calm, colorful reef on Boracay’s east side, Laguna de Boracay is perfect for easy diving and underwater photography.

Two nearby reef sites offering soft corals, swim-throughs, and vibrant marine life, perfect for both beginner and experienced divers.

A scenic reef wall dive with vibrant corals, resting stingrays, and abundant reef fish, perfect for intermediate divers exploring Boracay’s northern coast.

A stunning deep wall dive covered in sea fans and soft corals, home to rays, eels, and nudibranchs, perfect for advanced divers seeking depth and color.

Boracay’s most advanced dive site, Yapak, features deep walls, strong currents, and big fish encounters, making it ideal only for skilled, confident divers.

An adventurous trip beyond Boracay to Northwest Panay with Nasog Point, Buruanga, and Dog Drift. Remote reefs, vibrant corals, and drifts ideal for experienced divers.

A deep cavern-entrance reef wall with swim-throughs, pelagic visitors, and coral life. Cathedral Cave is challenging and best for experienced divers.

A remote dive safari to Maniguin Island featuring pristine reefs, excellent visibility, and encounters with sharks, wrasse, and pelagics—ideal for experienced divers.