Sunk in 2001 to create an artificial reef, Camia II is inhabited by an impressive variety of species. Explore inside the captain’s cabin and the deck and improve your wreck penetration skills. Camia II is intact and positioned vertically, it is covered with macrolife, groupers, box fish, trevally fish, bat fish and more that swing all around. Enjoy this experience even longer with our Enriched Air Nitrox Specialty .

Crocodile Island is located in the South of Boracay and easily recognizable as it looks like a crocodile’s head, thus the name Crocodile Island. It is considered as one of the best dive site in the island. It has abundant reef life and a great place for experienced divers. You may be able to spot Lionfish, Moray Eels, Grouper, Cuttlefish, Scorpion Fish, Snapper and Sweet Lips.

This wall dive is best for Advanced Open Water divers as well as for Deep Diver Specialty. Often spotted here are large sea fans and crinoids which provide colorful hiding spots for nudibranchs, moray eels, and bass. Divers sometimes spot turtles and eagle rays. Juvenile sharks can be seen swimming at the bottom of the second wall or resting inside the cave.

Balinghai is a rare two-walled dive site running parallel to each other. The deep wall features tuna, some blue spotted stingrays and white tips sharks. The shallow wall has lionfish, triggerfish, anthias, pufferfish, bannerfish, and angelfish swimming around the cracks on the wall.

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