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 Diving & Snorkelling Some of the richest and most diverse coral reefs can be found in the Philippines. Being one of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world, it is no wonder the country's waters abound with species of fish, shells, various marine invertebrates and other forms of marine life found in the Indo-Pacific region. Bohol is of course well known for it's famous dive sites such as "Balicasag Island", Pamilacan & Cabilao islands. The steep slopes and walls of Balicasag are home to a huge variety of hard and soft coral, black coral, groupers, scorpionfish, squirrel fish, triggerfish, snapper, sweetlips, frogfish, schools of Jacks and big eyed trevally.
There are also a number of excellent dive sites off Panglao Island, but the "Black Forest" in particular is one not be missed. A steep slope with many coral heads and a "forest" of black coral, big tuna, jacks, barracudas, surgeon fish, grouper and triggerfish, to name only a few.
"Doljo Point" also has steep slopes and walls where you will find seafans, bucket sponges, elephant ear coral, as well as makrel, squid, barracuda, hammerhead and white tip sharks. The locally called " |
      
Time: GMT +8 hours Language: Filipino Currency: Philippine Peso Map: Bohol Money: Exchange Rate Weather: Cebu 
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