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At our dive center you will meet a staff more than happy to give you the opportunity to explore the most beautiful diving sites that Negros Oriental has to offer! Negros Oriental is rich in marine life, which gives you a front row seat to see an array of wildlife including rare species of fish found only in our Islands, as well as many corals, walls and tunnels. There are more than 20 dive sites ranging in depth from 6 metres for begginers, to 30 metres for professionals or experienced divers.
Aside from fun dives, we can offer you scuba lessons either in small groups of participants or in private, from beginners to certified divers. We are staffed with PADI Certified professional divers that will guide you to your first dive! Begin Your Diving Adventure!
Our operations are being run by handpicked group of professional diving crew, chosen for their backgrounds, training, and attitude towards SCUBA Diving. Our staffs are all PADI certified and polished through continuous personnel development programs.
Dive in Dumaguete
Few other places in the world rival Dumaguete when it comes to dive sites. This island offers incredibly colourful coral, thrilling walls and drop-offs, and so many unique sea creatures, that you will never want to leave. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced diver, Dumaguete has something for everyone. The natural splendour of its underwater world makes this one of the most desirable spots for scuba diving and macro photography.
When to Dive in Dumaguete
Because the Philippines can be hit by severe storms and typhoons, the best time for diving is between November and May, which is typically the dry season of the Philippines. The rainy season is typically July through September, and this can take its toll on visibility in the water. Though the water in the Philippines is comfortable all year long thanks to the region’s tropical climate, you can expect warm, clear blue waters that are flat and calm through most of the dry season, particularly in the months of April and May.
Spoken languages:
English
Associated with:
PADI
This divecenter is a:
PADI Dive Centre
Rental options:
Recreational diving equipment
General facilities:
Dive shop, NITROX available, Offers non-diving activities, Pickup from hotel, Caters for tech divers
Diving types:
Shore diving, Boat diving
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