R.A.C. Point

★★★★☆ (12)

A local favorite, this site is a gorgeous mix of coral, rock, and sandy bottom formations. The name R.A.C. Point actually came from the founder of Manta Bowl, Rico A. Calleja.

There are many areas to hide from the current and to watch the reef come to life. A number of reef fish make this area their home. There are also mantas and passing Whale Sharks here.

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Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

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Giant Oceanic Manta Ray

Giant Oceanic Manta Ray
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Dive Sites Nearby

Scubapro, Stephen Frink
Tuna Alley (★4.5)

Tuna Alley (★4.5)

Found at the western side of Manta Bowl, Tuna Alley starts at a depth of 18 meters with ledges that gradually descend to 25 meters. This site is named after huge schools of skip jack tunas that go here.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic
Parola/Lighthouse (★3.8)

Parola/Lighthouse (★3.8)

Also called Lighthouse Cove, this site is situated north of San Miguel Island. It is a cavern with half of the formation submerged in water while the other half is above the surface and home to numerous bats and swiftlets.
Scubapro
Bobby’s Wall (★4.0)

Bobby’s Wall (★4.0)

Bobby’s Wall is found at the northern part of San Miguel Island. It is a mix of a sandy slope, ledges, reef wall, steep slope, rock formations, and sheer wall with caverns and overhang.