Pamilacan Island

Start the dive at 25m and come up to 10-15m. great drift dive, good for two dives. First dive in front of the small rocky island and second dive before your exit point from the first dive.

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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.

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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, situated at Pamilacan Island, is renowned for its stunning underwater scenery and abundant marine life. Divers have the opportunity to explore this masterpiece dive spot, characterized by its tranquil ambiance and rich diversity of sea creatures. Notably, Pamilacan Island is also home to the rare Harlequin shrimp, adding to the allure of diving at Dakit Wall.