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1.
Masaplod Marine Sanctuary
2. Dauin South
3. Dauin North
4. Cars
5. Sahara
6. Dorado Reef South
7. Dorado Reef North
8. Atlantis House Reef
9. Atlantis Artificial Reef
10. DuCoMi - Main Pier
11. DuCoMi - Soft Corals
12. DuCoMi - New Pillars
13. Siquijor: The Sanctuary
14. Siquijor: Maite Point
15. Siquijor: Sunken Island
16. Siquijor: Paliton Wall
17. Balicasag: The Sanctuary
18. Balicasag: Black Forest
19. Balicasag: Divers Heaven
20. Apo Island: Coconut Point
21. Apo Island: Kan-uran
22. Apo Island: Cogon
23. Apo Island: Mamsa
24. Apo Island: Marine Sanctuary
25. Apo Island: Largahan
26. Apo Island: Rock Point East
27. Apo Island: Rock Point West
28. Apo Island: Chapel Point

Atlantis
House Reef
15-60 ft
Beginner
Just steps from your room you'll discover sea grass and coral beds hiding
a number of rare creatures. Colorful mandarin fish, lionfish, scorpionfish,
nudibranchs, schools of catfish and yellow tail snapper, freckled porcupine
fish, morays, blue spotted stingrays, ringed pipefish, crocodile fish
and juvenile batfish are common sightings. Also keep a close eye out for
devilfish, ghost pipefish, frogfish, ribbon eels, twin spotted gobies,
double spotted lionfish, comet fish, blue ringed octopus and spanish dancers.
Masaplod
Marine Sanctuary
15-66 ft
Beginner to Intermediate
An amazing variety of reef fish and interesting critters can be found
here! Enjoy peacock groupers, red snapper, batfish, sweetlips, blue-spotted
stingrays and schools of jacks and fusiliers. Some of the smaller creatures
you'll encounter include morays, scorpionfish, cowries, mantis shrimp,
crab-eye gobies and nudibranchs galore!

DuCoMi - Soft Corals
15-60 ft
Beginner to Intermediate
The stunning soft corals on this pier are surpassed only by the incredible
diversity of marine life that can be found here. Multiple
species of morays and frogfish, cuttlefish, scorpionfish, devilfish, pipefish,
batfish, seahorses and juvenile trevallies are regular sightings. Also
possible are octopus, stonefish, harlequin ghost pipefish, flamboyant
cuttlefish, harlequin shrimp and juvenile batfish.
Apo
Island: Mamsa
15-75 ft
Advanced
Immense schools of hundreds of jacks are the main focus here. You'll also
see banded sea snakes, turtles, 4 varieties of snapper, boxfish, clown triggerfish,
scribbled filefish, pyramid butterflyfish and longfinned bannerfish. Also
look for napolean wrasses, tuna, cuttlefish, bumphead parrotfish, batfish,
eagle rays, mantis shrimp, blue spotted stingrays, flatworms and frogfish.
Apo
Island: Largahan
15-60 ft
Beginner to Intermediate
A landscape that is representative of the volcanic origin of the island
provides interesting terrain for plenty of critters! Coral bommies, black
sand erupting with bubbles from geothermal activity below, ledges with
deep undercuts, a wall and a soft coral garden reveal nudibranchs, frogfish,
flatworms, scorpionfish and blue ribbon eels.

Apo Island: Rock Point East
15-75 ft
Intermediate
A large reef protruding into open sea currents ensures incredible marine
life...Big schools of red tooth triggerfish, pyramid butterflyfish, longfin
bannerfish, fusiliers, unicornfish, black-and-white snapper, blue fin
trevallies, potato groupers and nudibranchs. If you're lucky, you may
also see remoras, turtles, sea snakes, batfish, morays, frogfish and mantas.
Balicasag:
Diver's Heaven
30-120 ft
Beginner to Advanced
A gentle slope with excellent hard and soft corals meets a wall with plenty
of cracks and caves to explore. Lionfish, morays, batfish, soldierfish,
nudibranchs, sweetlips, groupers, surgeonfish, fusiliers, snapper and anemone
fish abound. Occasional visitors include turtles, Napolean wrasses, schools
of jacks, frogfish and barracuda.
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