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1Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Siquijor
The top 13 dive and snorkel sites in Siquijor, ranked by diver reviews, with maps and photos. Read the Siquijor guide
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2Tulapus
NE of Siquijor island (NE from Villanueva). Tulapus is also known as Tulapus Sanctuary.
BeginnerMax depth 49.2 ftBoat entry
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4Paliton Staghorn
Nice coral structures. W side of Siquijor Island (Just S of West Point)
BeginnerMax depth 49.2 ftBoat entry
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5Salagdoong
Gradual slope from large semi-submerged rocks. Lots of invertebrates such as butifull corals, soft corals and also staghorns, pipes, tunicates and sometime blue spotted rays and turtles. West from Maria city.
BeginnerMax depth 49.2 ftBoat entry
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6Tonga Point
This dive site is normally calm but there can be very strong curents sometimes... There is a gentle slope down to 12m that leads to a huge drop-off that goes more than 65m ! Many beautifull corals (including leather corals, soft-corals), fansand sponges and lots of colorful fire hydroids. Pelagic fishs can be seen deeper... Tonga point is located at the northern end of the southwest arm of Siquijor Island. Tonga Point is also known as Tongo Point.
BeginnerMax depth 59.1 ftShore or Boat entry
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8Coco Grove
San Juan, just in front of the dive shop, W Siquijor Island.
BeginnerMax depth 32.8 ftShore or Boat entry
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11Sunken Island
The top of the shoal is about 12m deep. W from San Juan, Siquijor Island.
IntermediateMax depth 59.1 ftBoat entry
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12Daquit Shoal
Top of the shoal is only 5m deep. E from Villanueva, Siquijor Island. 2h30min from Alona Beach by Banca.
BeginnerMax depth 49.2 ftBoat entry
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Siquijor diving guide
Ready to check out the best sites in Siquijor for scuba diving, snorkeling, shore diving, free diving or other ocean activities? Zentacle has 13 dive sites, snorkel spots, beaches, and more. Discover hand-curated maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you.