Crocodile Island

Starting depth: 5 meters
Maximum depth: 20 meters

Located just a short boat ride south of Boracay, Crocodile Island is one of the island’s most famous dive sites. Its name comes from the island’s shape, which resembles a crocodile’s head from afar. Beneath the surface lies a stunning underwater landscape of sloping reefs, small canyons, and overhangs teeming with life.

Divers can expect to see an incredible variety of marine species including sweetlips, snappers, angelfish, and butterflyfish, along with vibrant soft corals and sponges. The currents here can be strong, especially during tidal changes, creating the perfect environment for schooling fish and larger pelagic visitors.

Crocodile Island offers something for everyone, from intermediate divers looking for excitement to experienced divers who enjoy exploring rich coral gardens in dynamic conditions.