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PUERTO GALERA

1. Odie's Wall
2. Manila Channel
3. Coral Gardens
4. Batangas Channel
5. The Hill
6. Big LaLaguna
7. Dry Dock
8. LaLaguna Point
9. Small LaLaguna
10. Alma Jane
11. St. Christopher
12. Sabang Wrecks
13. Sabang Bay
14. The Sea Grass
15. Sabang Point
16. Monkey Beach
17. Ernie's Wall
18. Dungon Wall
19. Wreck Point
20. West Escarceo
21. Hole in the Wall
22. Canyons
23. Fish Bowl
24. Horse Head
25. Shark Cave
26. Atoll
27. Kilima Steps
28. Kilima Drift
29. Sinandigan Wall
30. Turtle Rock
31. Coral Cove
32. Boulders
33. Japanese Wreck
34. Verde Island, Drop off
35. The Washing Machine, Verde Island
36. Chicken Feather Island, Hot Springs
37. Chicken Feather Island, East Side

Canyons
75-90 ft
Advanced
High voltage drift dive through deep canyons teeming with sweetlips, trevallies, drums, batfish and big sea fans. Kneel on the sandy bottom next to a sheltering canyon wall to take in the jacks, barracuda and snapper in the current above your head. This will also give you time to search the canyon for sea snakes, octopus and scorpionfish. Manta rays, thresher sharks and hammerhead sharks have all been spotted here as well.

Sinandigan Wall
15-90 ft
Intermediate
Nudibranch heaven! Hundreds of colorful nudibranchs representing 15 different species and countless sea cucumbers join leaf fish, harlequin sweetlips, warty frogfish, crocodile fish and almost every kind of anemone fish there is! Lionfish and cuttlefish are also attracted to the sponges and green tree coral that cover the wall.

Hole in the Wall
15-45 ft
Beginner to Advanced
A short, wide swim-through at 36 ft through a wall covered with soft coral attracts schools of drummers, sweetlips, trevallies and snapper, as well as octopus, frogfish, turtles and sea snakes. Watch out for lionfish, scorpionfish and hydroids as you swim through! The other side of the wall is covered in soft coral, sponges, green tree coral and fans and is a popular hangout for morays and puffers.

La Laguna Point
9-60 ft
Beginner to Intermediate
A small wall with a very healthy reef is home to colonies of anemone fish, clownfish, scorpionfish, schools of longfin bannerfish, sweetlips, cardinal fish, triggerfish, and lionfish. Also enjoy a large variety of nudibranchs, as well as moray and blue ribbon eels. A sandy channel complete with big sea fans between two coral hills usually houses frogfish, octopus and schools of snapper.

Kilima Steps
15-90 ft
Intermediate
Known for it’s fantastic diversity of fish and corals, this dive site consists of flat areas broken up by ridges at all depths. Schools of anthius, surgeonfish, angel fish, butterfly fish, parrotfish and many other reef fishes join morays, frogfish, banded sea snakes, turtles and octopus. Other visitors include a school of batfish, a large school of longnose emperor fish, red tooth triggerfish and pygmy seahorses.

Sabang Bay
15-60 ft
Beginner
Great critter dive plus the remains of a Japanese fighter plane nearby! Large sandy areas provide the opportunity to see skeleton shrimp, demon stingers hiding in the sand and juvenile frogfish. Undulating fields of pink coral hide nudibranchs and mantis shrimp. A plethora of pufferfish, snake eels, surgeonfish and stargazers allow you the chance to get up close and personal. Turtles are also prevalent here.

Alma Jane Wreck
60-90 ft
Intermediate to Advanced
Originally a Filipino cargo vessel, the Alma Jane was sunk in 2003 and is now a perfect artificial reef standing upright on the sandy bottom. Sweetlips, batfish, rabbit fish, scorpionfish, and pufferfish surround the hull, while lionfish, trumpet fish, frogfish, snapper and a variety of shrimp await discovery as you swim through the wreck.

Coral Gardens
15-45 ft
Beginner
Coral heads, giant plate corals, staghorn corals and barrel sponges surround soft corals teeming with anthius, parrotfish, large schools of sergeant majors, damsel fish, butterfly fish and angel fish. Careful observation will also reveal gobies, lizard fish, shrimps, scorpionfish, juvenile lionfish and grouper. This is also a great site for snorkelers!

Manila Channel
15-69 ft
Beginner to Intermediate
A beautiful reef covered with stony hard corals slopes off to a sandy bottom. Schooling anthius, butterfly fish and sergeant majors are everywhere as you drift into the channel past small walls covered with potato coral, purple gorgonia and green tree corals. In the channel, you'll encounter large barrel sponges, commensal shrimp on long whip corals, fire urchins and mushroom corals. You'll also spot nudibranchs, mantis shrimp, cuttlefish, lionfish, scorpionfish and giant frogfish.