© Shutterstock/ARTYOORAN Diving in Central Luzon The region of Luzon is home to many world-famous diving destinations like Anilao, Puerto Galera and Subic Bay. The different diving destinations are connected through regular transport, so it will be effortless for you to travel around the different regions. Just south of Manila you will find the beautiful Anilao, which is renowned for its muck diving, as well as Batangas, where you will find many diving liveaboards departing weekly. You will find most dive centers inside the resorts of Anilao, with many different options to choose from. Apo Reef and Coron Bay are some of the main places to visit, and a departing point for some famous dive sites in Puerto Galera. Around the Verde island passage, you will find high biodiversity and colorful marine life, great for scuba divers looking for beautiful sights. All levels of divers will find an abundance of options on Mindoro island Sabang and White beach, which are very quickly accessible resort areas. You will be able to enjoy many possible adventures, from relaxing at one of the numerous diving resorts to staying in a local hotel or guest house or even to pursuing your extended range goals. Wreck diving heaven is located in Subic Bay, just a short drive from Manila. Featured places to go in Central Luzon © AqualungSubic BayOne of the highest number of historic ship, aircraft, and vehicle wrecks in the world can be found in Subic Bay, which is located about 120 km north of Manila.Learn more © MaresAnilaoAround 40 dive sites can be found in Anilao; the most famous are Sombrero Island, Maricaban Island, Cathedral and Mapating.Learn more Dive Sites in Central Luzon Discover the Wonders of the Deep with SSI's Blog Join us on an exciting journey of discovery and learn more about exhilarating diving adventures, dedicated conservation initiatives, and innovative educational opportunities that will help you illuminate the extraordinary beauty of the underwater world. Let's explore the underwater world together and delve into the hidden wonders beneath the gentle waves.