Located directly in front of Camiguin Freediving, Gypsy Rover is our house reef and one of the most accessible dive sites on the island.

This sloping muck dive site is home to a sunken sailboat, the Gypsy Rover, resting at around 15 metres depth. Over time, the boat has become part of the reef itself, with coral growing on its structure and marine life gathering around it.

In the shallows, you’ll find plenty of critters, coral patches, and the chance to spot turtles cruising through the area.

Located in Naasag at the foot of Bintana sa Paraiso, Tangub Bay is a beautiful shore-access dive site with a slow, gradual sloping reef.

The best coral here is found in the shallows, usually no deeper than 10 metres. Expect beautiful coral formations, plenty of fish, and the chance to see turtles.

One of Tangub Bay’s most unique features is found above the water. At low tide, a natural hot spring is exposed in the rock pools, adding something extra special to the experience when conditions line up.

Old Volcano Bay is one of Camiguin’s most dramatic coastal dive sites, located at the foot of the island’s Old Volcano.

While it can be visited by boat, Old Volcano Bay is also accessible as a shore dive, making it a great option for freedivers who want to experience volcanic underwater landscapes without booking a full boat tour.

The site features soft coral gardens, interesting rock formations, macro life, and the chance to see turtles, sea snakes, starfish, nudibranchs, shrimps, and other hidden marine life.

Just off the famous White Island sandbar lies Kilambing Reef, a beautiful dive site known for its gradual, sloping drop from 5 to 20 meters. The reef is bursting with vibrant coral gardens and a thriving array of marine life, making it perfect for both new and experienced freedivers. Keep an eye out for regular turtle sightings as they cruise by, and if you're lucky, you might even spot eagle rays gliding through the blue.

After the dive, we head over to White Island itself — a stunning stretch of white sand surrounded by clear shallows — where you can relax, swim, and soak up the beauty of Camiguin.

Mantigue Island is a diver’s paradise, known for its thriving marine sanctuary and huge schools of fish that swirl around vibrant coral gardens.

The dive site features gradual slopes leading to an impressive drop-off, reaching depths of up to 30 metres. It's also a true haven for turtles — it's not uncommon to spot up to 20 in a single dive! After exploring underwater, you can enjoy the beauty of Mantigue’s white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters.

Located at the foot of Camiguin’s Old Volcano, this dive site features a dramatic volcanic wall teeming with marine life.

It’s a fantastic spot for macro diving, with plenty of nudibranchs, shrimps, and other hidden critters waiting to be found. You'll explore vibrant soft coral gardens and chance encounters with turtles, sea snakes and starfish. A highlight of the dive is a shallow swim-through cave at just 5 metres depth, home to a colony of resident bats.

Old Volcano Bay is not only a fun and scenic dive but also an ideal training site, offering depths down to 80 metres with protection from waves, wind, and strong currents.