The Skyraider is the most well-known piston-engined aircraft used by the United States during World War II. This unique AD-5N (redesignated as A-1G) wreck is still intact and in fantastic condition, making it a site to see for aviation enthusiasts.

LST stands for “Landing Ship, Tank“ and she used to carry troops, tanks, and cargo directly onto a hostile beach. She is presumed to be an LST 1 class and the 331 is the only ship of this clas was lost in Subic Bay.

The Landing Craft Tank was an assault craft designed to deliver tanks onto a hostile beach. This wreck offers a combination of small penetration opportunites and abundant marine life on the outside.

The only known wreck of an American pre-dreadought warship anywhere in the world. The Ship’s history and unique design makes divers from all over the world flock to her.

Resting at 69 m, the Kyo Maru Dive Site in Subic Bay is now a favoured training dive for trimix courses and a preserved piece of history. The Kyo is broken in 2 pieces but otherwise fairly intact. Location outside the bay the dive is often done in blue water and making for nice decompression ride.

Trimix dive. This wreck is in 72m of water very intact except some damage to the rear fuselage and 1 propellor missing. The propellor likely broke off as a result of the engine over speed. A blue water dive and a must for trimix divers to tick off their bucket list.

Located just off Ligpo Island, Ligpo Pinnacle is protected by the Bauwan Marine Sanctuary. Most divers use the diving operation conducted at Anilao Pier to reach this dive site. The site is 20 minutes away from Anilao Pier by Philippine traditional boat. This is a great wall dive with depths of 12 to 35 meters.

Dive-n-Trek consists of natural rock and sand. The distance from Anilao Pier is only 10 minutes. All divers, from beginner to advanced, can enjoy diving here. There is little to no current at this site.

This dive site is on the reef right in front of Pier Uno Dive Resort. Starts with a sandy bottom; then as you move to the northeast, there are some corals and rocks. Further northeast is a sunken jeepney and a guardhouse beside it.

Basura is a dive site most suited for macro photographers that can enjoy an array of interesting critters. Look out for the frogfish, mimic octopuses, seahorses, harlequin shrimps, pipefish, bobbit worms, crocodile snake eels, and the rare nudibranchs that call Anilao their home.The diving depth is 3 to 18 meter