Diving in Camiguin
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From calm, current-free muck sites to high-energy drift dives, Camiguin’s dive sites offer an incredible variety of underwater landscapes shaped by the island's unique volcanic history. Whether you want to hunt for strange macro critters in the black sand or glide effortlessly along a sweeping wall, Camiguin truly delivers every kind of diving adventure you could possibly want.
Camiguin Dive Sites
Kurma
As the premier muck diving site of Camiguin, the expensive sandy slope is an absolute haven for macro photgraphers looking to spot rare critters in calm waters.
Sunken Cemetery
This iconic site is where history meets marine life. The cliffs feature massive, coral-covered rocks, while the front opens into a muck dive teeming with rare macro critters.
White Island
A stunning sandbar surrounded by vibrant coral gardens in the sites of Kilambing and Black Forest. Suitable for all levels to explore hard and soft corals teeming with reef fishes.
Jigdup
Located on Camiguin’s East side, the spectacular offshore reef and wall is covered in a lush blanket of hard and soft corals, offering dynamic diving experience for all.
Tangub / Old Volcano
Explore unique volcanic rock formations on a steep slope housing an abundance of soft corals. Perfect for observing vibrant coral blocks and macro marine life.
Mantigue Island
A protected nature park and marine sanctuary featuring postcard-perfect scenery, this island hosts a number of wall dives with swirling schools of fish and huge sea turtles.