The Larena wreck is a Japanese hospital ship which sunk in 1945 and lies at 30-35m. The wreck is truly is well preserved. Located close to the Larena pier, it can be subject to strong currents and poor visibility.

Nonoc Shoal is in close proximity to the Larena Harbor. It is a wall dive and strong currents and bad visibility can occur at this dive site, making it one of the more difficult sites in Siquijor.

A fantastic coral garden that begins at 2 meters and gently slopes to 22 meters. This is a marine sanctuary but man-made. The area was installed with a number of concrete crosses signifying the Catholic faith of the nation creating a graveyard effect for an artificial reef to grow.

Daquit Shoal is a beautiful dive site that must be reached by boat, as it is a bit far from land. The Shoal pinnacle already starts at 5m and you will find its most beautiful coral down at about 25m.

This site is a beautiful sanctuary just off a beach in the east of Siquijor. This is a perfect spot for beginers and snorkelers. It is very colorful and full of fish.

Here you will find a gradual Slope with big half-submerged rock formations outlining it. A lot of invertebrates such as beautiful corals, soft corals and also, pipes and tunicates.

The gentle slope of this dive site starts at about 12m, going all the way to 65m. On some days you can encounter quite strong currents in Tongo Point.

A shallow slope makes this the perfect site for beginners. Just in front of Coco Grove resort, you will find a beautiful and colorful variety of coral and small fish. This site is easy to dive and not a lot of current.

One of the most popular shore entries in Siquijor is 1,3 kilometers south of San Juan town center. Shore entry from mystic diving services. Sloping wall varying from 5 metres to thirty metres plus.A great site for a night dive.

The entry is walking, the approach is shallow for approximately 50 meters and the coral reefs start to drop off, it varies 6 meters to 30 meters to a gentle slope. The dive can be done in two sessions left and right, both completely different in topography.