Explore Dauin

Diving in Dauin, located on the southern coast of Negros Island in the Visayas region of the Philippines, offers a unique and captivating experience for divers of all levels. Known for its distinctive black volcanic sand, Dauin's underwater world is a paradise for macro photographers and critter enthusiasts. The area's "muck diving" sites reveal a treasure trove of rare and colorful marine life, including flamboyant cuttlefish, frogfish, blue ring octopus, and the elusive ghost pipefish. These fascinating creatures, often hidden in the sandy sea beds, provide endless opportunities for discovery and photography.

Beyond its famed critter life, Dauin also boasts stunning sloping reefs and artificial structures that create a vibrant marine habitat. The coastline is dotted with dive resorts and independent dive centers, offering easy access to nearby hotspots like Dumaguete and Apo Island. Here, divers can explore dramatic walls, caves, and coral gardens teeming with life. Seasonal visitors such as turtles, barracuda, and schooling snappers enhance the thrill of each dive. Whether you're enjoying a shore dive or joining a liveaboard, the diverse underwater landscapes of Dauin promise an unforgettable adventure.