Best Diving sites in Boracay Island

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  1. Dived about 20 times in boracay personally, really love the drift dive in the channel, infact it gives me goosebumps just typing. Also Yapak was just mind blowing, yapak dive site for me was better than bungee jumping, biggest rush of my life, maybe because i dived on a full moon tide where the current was just crazy!

    Just seen the bat cave above, havent tried that site, sounds intense though!!

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  2. I don’t have enough knowledge for diving but I like to be a Best Diver. Thank you for the very informative article. This must be the best site to help me for Diving. For my success in diving. Thank you.

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  3. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! Diving in Boracay was an experience of a lifetime. Would suggest it to anyone thinking of taking the plunge!! :)

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  4. I took my discovery dive at Borocay Island with a friend.
    It was awesome to say the least.The instructors took us down to around 30 feet.One did video and and pictures while the other stayed Right behind us watching over us.We used Free Willy Diving right on the beach.The staff was awesome in every way.I highly recommend Free Willy Diving if you are planning a trip there.

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  6. As a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer I have dived and taught scuba all over the world from Mallorca to Maldives and Cyprus to the Canaries plus all the top dive sites in the Philippines and have to big up Yapak Wall (33-70m) at Boracay, Virgin Drop (40m), Camia 2 Wreck (26m) (excellent training wreck and gorgeous artificial reef), Tribird (Russian 36 seater aircraft at 29m), Punta Bunga (35m) and Crocodile Island (spectacular island reef) as World Class Dive Sites. I have completed more than 900 dives on Boracay teaching here for two seasons all manner of PADI Courses including Specialty Line Penetration. The sheer variety of dive sites on the Island make it ideal for all levels of divers. I cannot recommend Boracay highly enough for diving if you don’t believe me i challenge you now to dive Yapak 2 with me.

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  8. Thanks for sharing such an amazing blog. It is really helpful for me and I get my lots of solutions with this blog.
    Scubanautic is a Best Dive Center in Mallorca and provides best Scuba Diving in Mallorca and best Cave Diving in Mallorca. Here you can get the best experience by doing diving.

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    • Hi Dennis!
      First, thank you very much for the kind words! It means a lot to us, the bloggers, and web managers of the world! :)
      That said, Mallorca is a little far from Boracay don’t you think? Thus, a little off-topic for this page… especially knowing that we have a page about diving in Spain ;) I encourage you to review or share your experience on the destination on its proper page because it prevents information mix-up and allows readers to find what they are looking for easily. Also, outside links are not accepted and end up in the spam basket.
      Thank you for reading Divezone! Best bubbles, always!

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  9. Hello Imelda, go visit Mike Martillano owner of Eclipse Dive Shop and PADI Instructor at Tita Magz, a friend of mine and do mention me. He will take you out and show you the best of Boracay. I’m currently in Cebu working freelance with dive shops in Moalboal, Malapascua and Alegria. Add me on FB as Arne J. Wood.

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  10. Boracay is great. Make sure you visit Yapak dive site. It is big enough to do a few dives at this site to see it all. It is also best to have advanced dive certification as it is a deeper dive. Expect to go to atleast 100-110 feet.

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