Pescador Island 

The famous Sardine Run at our House Reef is in the bucket list of many underwater enthusiasts. The sheer number of sardines swimming along these waters is astounding which makes it a must-see nature show.

If you love the thrill of wreck diving, you can explore the Airplane Wreck. This two-passenger Cessna plane was purposely sunk in Moalboal to create an artificial reef. 

The Turtle heaven of Moalboal

Famous for the Electric Clams

A quick five-minute boat ride brings you to the wall of Kasai. Hard corals form the the steep slope where seasnakes are often to be found. Turtles, nudis and one of the most whale shark sightings in the area are waiting for you.

A perfect place for loads of razor fish, Soft corals and sea fans. Pelagic fish, longnose hawkfish, ghost pipefish and scorpion fish.

Dolphin House is another dive site with a variety of marine life from turtles to tunicates, scorpionfish to seastars, bubble coral shrimp to Blackbelt Hogfish.

Dolphin house is named after the nearby resort and the words are clearly written on the wall of a little house visible on the cliff line.

Hard and soft corals are in abundance here. The dive starts with a gentle slope before hitting the top of the wall about 23m deep.

This is another special dive site in Moalboal, just at the point where Tongo dive site ends, there is a roped off area, which is the Southern Marine Sanctuary in Moalboal

A spectacular dive, for experienced divers only. Its actually an underwater pinnacle, with the summit about 25 m below the surface. You have to drop through 25 m of open blue water and for most of the time strong currents to reach the top of this underwater mountain

At the bottom is a sandy slope; very special are the vertical wall canyons. There is a small cave at 27-30m