Boracay is famous because of the magnificent world-class white sand beach resort and superb diving sites / diving spots that many sea adventurers want to dive. Boracay is the famous island paradise in the Philippines that has dazzling white sand and rocky coastline is surrounded by crystal blue waters. Beautiful underwater wildlife are alive in he northern and southern ends of the island were reefs are gentle slopes and shallow coral gardens and steep drop-offs and vertical walls can be encountered.

Boracay is notable dive holiday location in the Philippines. Boracay has a splendid marine preservation and is one of the most popular diving areas in Southeast Asia. There are more or lest 15 amazing dive sites around the island of Boracay. These dive sites can be explore with experienced dive guides and discover the colorful and exotic underwater fauna.

If you're looking for great dive getaway, Boracay is the place for you. Combine with beautiful and amazing white sand beaches, relaxing time, restaurants, bars and night time events. So travel to Boracay and experience the wonderful world of underwater wildlife.

Bel-at Beach: Amazing soft corals, gorgonians and stony corals can be seen here in the walls itself. The current is strong in here and is rough. Schools of jacks, surgeonfish, Rainbow Runners, seetlips and batfish are common. Larger Marine life are sometimes seen in here such as Napoleon Wrasse, turtles, Whitetip Reef Sharks and Grey Reef Sharks.

Yapak 1 and 2: Large barrel of sponges Linchia starfish, soft corals and gorgonians covered the wall. Grey Reef Sharks and Whitetip Reef Sharks are common and Hammerhead Sharks, Manta Rays and Eagle Rays can be seen in here. Schools of surgeonfish, pennantfish, bannerfish, barracuda, jacks, tuna, snappers, sweetlips and Rainbow Runners. This dive site is the most exciting dive getaway in Boracay.

Punta Bonga: The walls of this site runs on to Yapak and Bel-At. Beautiful soft corals can be seen in here. Uniqu marine can be seen in the stony corals with jacks, stingrays, groupers, triggerfish, sweetlips, angelfish, butterflyfish, cornetfish, trumperfish, pufferfish, lionfish, sea stars and sea cucumbers.

Baling Hai Beach: The dive site that is rich in coral garden. The coral garden has abundant soft, leathery and Acropora table corals. A mixture of reef fish can be spotted here like surgeonfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, damselfish, lionfish, scorpionfish, pufferfish, parrotfish and chromis, with lizardfish, Blue spotted Lagoon Rays, sea stars and sea cucumbers down on the sand.

Friday's Rock: Group of wonderful sea wildlife can be experienced in here. You can see angelfish, butterflyfish, surgeonfish, damselfish, sergeant majors, parrotfish, triggerfish, snappers, scorpionfish, lionfish, sweetlips, groupers, cuttlefish and wrasse. On the sand you can see blue-spotted Lagoon Rays, moray eels, ribbon eels, Linckia starfish, Choriaster Cushion Starfish, Pincushion Starfish and sea cucumbers.

Lobster Rock: In this location, it is best to five at night. Exotic Sea creatures like Spiny lobsters, plus surgeonfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, damselfish and sergeant majors, most of which hide in holes in the reef at night when crabs, shrimps, moray eels and shellfish come out to feed.

Greenyard and Angol: This die site is good for snorkeling and is used by novice divers. The reef has gentle slopes mixed sand and small stony corals with anemones and clownfish, sea grasses, damselfish, sea stars, sea cucumbers and sea urchins.

Crocodile Island, South Side: One of the famous dive site and is a favorite dive site. This dive site has shallow coral gardens and canyons to caverns and vertical wall. This dive site is called crocodile because it resembles a crocodile from afar. You can see lots of squirrelfish, soldierfish, parrotfish, cardinalfish, rainbow rasse and bird wrasse. A large group of garden eels and some large sea snakes, good-sized whip corals and gorgonians, black coral and anemones with clownfish. The marine life is so bountiful that you can see angelfish, bannerfish, pennantfish, butterflyfish, Titan and Redtooth Triggerfish, Line Sweetlips, anthias, chromis, Moorish Idols, damselfish, snappers, fusiliers, surgeonfish, groupers, goatfish, trumpetfish, cornetfish, pipefish, hawkfish, moray eels, sea stars, sea cucumbers and many nidibranchs.