Pamilacan Island
3 Dives for 5,000 Php, including Marine Fee, and full Equipment Rental.
Pamilacan Island dives are only in the morning and depend on weather conditions.
Inclusions:
Full equipment rent
Diveboat
Divemaster services
Tanks and weights
Coffee, tea, water, and fruits
Use of locker and wifi (dive shop)
Hot and Cold showers
Medical oxygen and first aid kit available (dive boat)
Tanks and weights
Bbq lunch
Life vest and life ring onboard
Toilet and kitchen onboard
Optional:
Nitrox rent 350 PHP per tank Snorkelers 2000 PHP per head
Distance: 18-19 km from Alona beach
Travel time: 1 hour and 15 minutes from Alona Beach.
Assembly time 6:30 am - Departure 7:15 am
Spanish Tower
Looking for a dive spot that's both beautiful and exciting? Look no further than the Spanish Tower Diving Spot. This stunning reef dive spot is full of life, with an incredible array of colorful coral formations and exotic sea creatures. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, this spot is sure to leave you in awe.
Cervera Shoal
Often a strong drift dive. Monitor your NDL, the average depth is deeper than normal. It is an underwater shoal with a top at 8m which means you have to make a safety stop in free water and make use of a marker buoy to drift at 5m, 3min for your safety stop. There used to be some dynamite fishing, the reef is however slowly recovering. Often this dive site is the second dive in combination with Pamilacan Island.
Many Black-Banded Sea snakes, morays like the white-eyed, starry moray eel, and Nudibranchs. Small reef fish. Some corals and bucket sponges. The top is teeming with sea urchins, be careful with your buoyancy.
Dakit Wall
The ocean is filled with hidden treasures just waiting to be explored, and at Alona Diver we aim to help our customers find those treasures. We have a well-stocked shop with all the equipment and gear a diver would need to make a successful dive. As an added bonus, our team of instructors have years of experience diving in the Philippines and can bring you to the most beautiful and awe-inspiring diving spots, like Pamilacan Island's Dakit wall.