Where We Dive
The Dive Map
Our daily diving around Panglao, Balicasag, and Pamilacan — plus further-afield trips across Greater Bohol. Hover or tap a pin to preview a site, then dive into the full write-up.
Our daily diving around Panglao, Balicasag, and Pamilacan — plus further-afield trips across Greater Bohol. Hover or tap a pin to preview a site, then dive into the full write-up.
Balicasag, Pamilacan, Snake Island, and the Panglao coast — our regular rotation, all within a short boat ride of Alona Beach.
Coastline data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Site coordinates from PADI dive-site listings; pins are plotted from GPS and nudged only enough to clear the simplified coastline.
Panglao
A shifting, silver curtain of sardines along the drop-off, over a coral garden built for photographers.
View Full Site DetailsSpecial day trips beyond our daily range: Cabilao's dawn hammerheads, Anda's quiet macro coastline, Jagna's wreck and coral gardens, and the Danajon double-barrier reef — some of it advanced or technical diving. Ask us about availability.
Coastline data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. The general Cabilao Island coordinate and Anda coordinates are from PADI dive-site listings; Cabilao's 15 named sites are from local dive-operator write-ups and a local dive-site map (not PADI, and not GPS-verified — see the dedicated Cabilao map for detail). Jagna and Danajon Reef positions are estimated (no individually documented site coordinates found). The coastline is traced directly from OpenStreetMap data for the whole island, so it runs close to several real Anda-area sites, which are genuinely near-shore dives — pin positions are GPS-accurate even where they sit right at the coastline.
Cabilao Island
A sandy slope of coral and seagrass at the north end of Cabilao's west coast, good macro hunting included.
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