Kilambing is a diver’s paradise featuring a vibrant hard coral garden and a sloping seabed reaching a maximum depth of 20 meters. Suitable for divers of all levels.

Kilambing North is one out of 5 dive sites at White Island. The huge hard coral garden covers an area of several hundreds of meters and gives habitat to plenty of reef creatures.

The entry welcomes you at 4 meters where the topography is a mixed coral garden of soft & hard corals, the reef then slopes down steeply angled at 25 – 35 degrees all the way to 30 meters.

About 200m from the shore you will find a small wreck called Gypsy Rover. Next to the wreck you can find a hard coral reef starting at 16m and dropping down to 23m on a sandy bottom. In the shallow, sandy area one of the best muck dive sites of the island is located.

The Coraya Divers Housereef is located about 200 meters along the sandy beach from Balai sa Baibai Dive Resort. With a maximum depth of 6m it is a perfect spot for the first Open Water Diver confined sessions and introduction dives.

White Island Old Sanctuary: A mere 700 meters from the renowned White Island, this captivating dive site offers an extensive hard coral garden that begins at 16 meters and gently slopes down to 5 meters. It’s a paradise for divers of all skill levels.

Black Forrest is about a kilometer northwest of Camiguin Island. A spectacular black coral garden is found on a gently sloping reef starting at 6 meters and maxing out at 25 meters.

Tongatok reef is used for Deep Diver Training mostly as the reef starts at 5m and drops down pretty quickly to 40m+The sandy slope is covered by healthy corals.

Begin your underwater adventure at 5m on a sandy seabed, explore coral blocks, then descend to 25m into a thriving coral reef ecosystem.Perfect for Scuba Courses and divers who wish to have an easy and relaxed dive.

Coral Garden is a medium-sized reef close to the shore. It starts at 4-5m and slowly drops down to a max depth of 18m. The beginner-friendly dive site offers multiple big coral blocks and a small artificial reef area.