Author: Scuba Dive Marketing

Dive Log: 07/24/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 12 meters

Dive Duration: 45 minutes

About The Dive: Had an awesome dive today at Laguna. We dropped in around mid-morning, with good conditions, warm at around 29°C, and visibility of about 12 meters. One of the highlights was spotting a moray eel tucked into the reef, just chilling with its mouth open like usual. Also saw some clownfish, butterflyfish, and tons of healthy soft corals. Dive lasted about 45 minutes, max depth around 12 meters. Chill dive overall—perfect for fun diving and taking photos. Can’t wait to go again!

Dive Log: 07/23/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 7-12 meters

Dive Duration: 2 Hours

About The Dive: Laguna is a beautiful shallow reef dive site perfect for all levels, especially beginner freedivers and fun divers. Calm conditions and excellent visibility make it an ideal location to enjoy marine life encounters up close. Today’s dive was truly unforgettable — we were lucky to chill out with a graceful green sea turtle, peacefully resting on the reef, completely unbothered by our presence.

The vibrant coral gardens were alive with reef fish and healthy marine biodiversity. Ideal spot for underwater photography, turtle sightings, and relaxing dives.

Dive Log: 07/15/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 15 meters

Dive Duration: 40 mins

About The Dive: This morning we took 3 divers on a refresher dive.
Always recommended if you haven't dived for a while.
We practiced some skills on the shallow side of the site and eventually made our way down the slope.
We saw some Batfish, Barracudas, Snappers and Striped catfish.
We had a light current and visibility was around 20 meters.
Just before we begun our safety stop we also saw a Hawksbill Turtle.
Great diving today 😀

Dive Log: 07/14/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 17 meters

Dive Duration: 57 minutes

About The Dive: Our group — a mix of freedivers, scuba divers, and snorkelers — explored the vibrant underwater world of Laguna’s reef, which was alive with colorful reef fish, healthy coral formations, and the surprise appearance of a banded sea snake weaving gracefully through the reef.

We enjoyed calm conditions and excellent visibility, making it easy to take in the reef’s stunning details. Schools of damselfish, parrotfish, and sergeant majors danced around us as we glided through the water. Some of us practiced duck dives and equalization techniques while others simply relaxed, taking in the natural beauty around us.

Then, during our safety stop, something magical happened — a majestic sea turtle appeared, slowly gliding by as if to check us out. It moved effortlessly, completely at peace, and gave us an unforgettable close encounter. Moments like this remind us why we dive — to connect with the ocean and witness nature at its best.

Dive Log: 07/12/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 16 meters

Dive Duration: 47 minutes

About The Dive: Our group was divided into three: freedivers, scuba divers, and snorkelers, each exploring the stunning underwater world of Laguna. The reef was teeming with life—schools of colorful fish, healthy coral formations, and even a banded sea snake gliding gracefully through the reef.

But the moment that made everyone pause… Just as we were doing our safety stop, a majestic sea turtle glided into view. It was one of those surreal, silent moments that reminds you why we dive — pure magic beneath the surface.

Dive Log: 07/11/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 15 meters

Dive Duration: 50 mins

About The Dive: Today we went diving in Laguna which is on the East side of Boracay Island.
This site has a lot of colorful soft and hard corals.
On the shallow side we got to see some anemonefish, Pufferfish, Pipefish and some Porcelain crabs.
On the edge of the slope we saw 2 Green Turtles, Schools of Batfish and Snappers.
Fantastic dive 😀

Dive Log: 07/09/2025

Dive Site Name: Laguna

Dive Depth: 14 meters

Dive Duration: 44 minutes

About The Dive: Spotted 2 adorable cuttlefish!
These curious little creatures are masters of disguise — they can change their color, pattern, and even texture in the blink of an eye. Watching them glide and pulse through the water was pure underwater magic!