Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Sipalay

One of the most beautiful coral reefs in Sipalay. Table corals, whip corals, soft corals, etc.

Manta Drop is a mesmerizing slope with fishes and corals in abundance. You may even come across a turtle now and then. Depth: 5 - 35 meters. Source: Takatuka Divers Fantastic drop off from 15 to 35 meters. Plenty of nice fan corals. Manta Drop is also known as Manta Drop.

Magnificent coral garden on a sloping wall.

Ayer's Rock is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

SS Panay was a commissioned American ammunitions ship carrying supplies to the Philippine guerrillas, the SS Panay played a crucial role in the war against the Japanese Imperial Forces. In March 1943 it was spotted and torpedoed by two Japanese planes and laid to rest on the bottom of Campomanes Bay. The approx. 90 meters long warship lies perfectly upright in 35 - 42 meters depth and still has hundreds of gas masks on board. Source: Takatuka Divers

MS Jojo is lying on its side, this 80 meters long two-mast freighter is the home of countless batfish and big lionfish. You will see hundreds of them while diving through the cargo hatch. MS Jojo sunk in the eighties and lies now between 22 and 32 meters deep. Source Takatuka Divers This two-master Freighter sunk in 1980. It is possible to dive into the cargo compartment. Lion-, Bat- and Scorpion fishes. Whale sharks have been sighted too.

Great Canyons is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

A-Rock is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Hard and soft corals along the reef.

Leonardo is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Free descent down to 18m. Three big coral formations with many nice hard and soft corals. Often big fishes.

Kevin`s Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Vertical precipice, starts at 2m and ends at 32m.

Descend directly to a fantastic coral reef at 27m. Always good visibility. For experienced divers.

Descend directly to 33m. Lots of big fishes such as Barracudas, Tunas and also sharks. A top diving ground with giant gorgonias. Reef ground at 45m.

Beautiful coral wall.

Toscana Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Drop off followed by sandy slope. Many corals and coral fishes.

A freighter sunk in 1980 and wich was loaded with San Miguel Beer and Coca Cola bottles. Free descend down to 50m. It`s possible to dive along the reef in 5m.

Beautiful coral garden. Beginning at 25m and raising up along many coral reefs to 5m. At the first coral block you can be lucky to find a grey reef shark in a cave.

Beautiful reef top.

Diving along a wall of the front reef of Obon Point. A little current is possible.

Steep face with coral formation that let you think of a spiral.

Free descend to maximal depth.

Little drop off. Begins at 4m and ends at 12m. You will see a couple of channels along a wall.

Matatindoc Point is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Philippines, Visayas, Negros, Sipalay which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Precipice with many cracks and gaps. On the high plateau you will see very nice corals. Fee applied.

Very exiting dive site with coral blocks and white sand. Plenty of lions fish. 5 to 18 meters. Excellent for night diving with lots of night active marine life Punta Ballo Beach is located in close proximity to Tinagong Dagat. This fine white sandy beach is more than a kilometer stretch. It's the nearest jump off point towards the sea ideal for snorkelling & diving due to the rich marine life.