
A soft-coral slope on Pamilacan's exposed southeast tip, with strong currents, turtles, and nudibranchs.
Dakit Dakit sits on Pamilacan's exposed southeast tip, a sandy slope scattered with soft corals and lush coral formations, with a dramatic wall starting around 25m. The exposed side means strong, often exhilarating currents — good drift diving, but current-dependent.
Turtles and moray eels are regulars here, and the sandy patches between coral heads are worth a close look for nudibranchs and passing reef fish schools.