This short but beautiful reef gently slopes down to 18 meters (60 feet),and is home to one long black tip shark and on occasions,2 meter (7 foot) nurse sharks patrolling the area. The elephant ear sponges here are large and so are the cabbage corals. Plenty of small reef fish inhabit the area,not to mention one or 2 medium sized napoleon wrasses and an occasional school of large bump heads. There are also sightings here of 6 large eagle rays,probably the same school that hangs around Islang Walang Langaw,which is only 2 kilometers(less than a mile) away from this dive spot. Best time: May to October 

 

How to get there:

 

It is accessible by plane from Manila to Busuanga. From Puerto Princesa City,it can be reached by taking a jeepney or bus to Taytay,then by sea from Taytay to Coron.

 

Travel time: 1 hour and 30 minutes flight from Manila. In Busuanga,30 minutes by jeepney to Decalasiao Wharf and 3 hours by pumpboat to Calauit.

 

1 hour flight from Manila to Puerto Prinsesa.