Gorgonian Wall

★★★★☆

Gorgonian Wall is a steep coral wall dive that begins relatively shallow (around 5 meters) and descends to about 60 meters or deeper, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced divers depending on depth and conditions.

Gorgonian Wall hosts pygmy seahorses in sea fans, along with frogfish, scorpionfish, and nudibranchs, plus abundant reef fish and occasional pelagics like jacks and tuna

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Dive Centers Catering This Dive Site

Cabilao Divers

Cabilao Sanctuary Beach And Dive Resort, 6327 Cabilao, Bohol - Philippines

Polaris Beach and Dive Resort

Cabilao Island Bohol, Pantudlan, 6327 Loon, Bohol - Philippines

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