Siquijor
Siquijor Island
Siquijor Island, part of the Central Visayas Region alongside Negros Oriental, Cebu, and Bohol, is known for its rich history and natural beauty. During the Spanish colonial era, it was called “Isla de Fuego” or “Island of Fire” due to the abundance of fireflies that lit up its molave trees.
As the third smallest island province in the Philippines, Siquijor is famous not only for its mystical traditions, shamanism, and natural healing rituals but also for its breathtaking landscapes. Visitors can explore stunning waterfalls, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. Among its many attractions, scuba diving stands out as a must-do activity, offering incredible underwater experiences in its crystal-clear waters.
You’ll be diving with: Sea Explorers
Our dive center offers world-class scuba diving around Siquijor Island. Our two-tank and single-tank dives along the coastline allow you to experience the best diving spots in Siquijor. For more information about our diving prices, please click here.
Prices: Fun diving, Sanctuary fees
We offer beginner to divemaster PADI dive courses in multiple languages including English, Tagalog, Cebuano, German, and French (other languages available upon request). For more information on our PADI courses, contact us.
- Full rental equipment for 20 guests
- 2 Full sets for children
- 12 Liter aluminum tanks with Yoke (INT) valves and DIN valves
- 15 Liter tanks available (Upon Request)
- Underwater torches/flashlights
- Dive computers
Our dive center provides full rental equipment for up to 20 guests, including 2 full sets for children. We also offer 12-liter aluminum tanks with both Yoke (INT) and DIN valves, as well as 15-liter, 10-liter, and 8-liter aluminum tanks. Other equipment available includes underwater torches and dive computers.
Dive Center Check In
Our dive center is open every day from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. You can check in anytime during office hours, and our friendly staff will give you a tour of the facility, explain our dive center procedures, and help you get your dive equipment ready. To complete the registration process, please bring the following documents with you: diver certificate, logbook, and medical certificate.
Dive Center Check Out
Our office staff will prepare your bill after you finish your dives, and payment can be made in cash (Euros, Swiss francs, US dollars, Philippine Peso, or Yen) or by credit card via PayPal (VISA, American Express, or Mastercard). Please note that only sanctuary fees must be paid in cash, and the dive center bill is separate from the hotel bill.
Good to know
- Temperature: Water 26-30°C / Air 25-33°C
- Up to 4 dives a day possible
- Small groups, up to 4 divers per dive guide
- Up to 5 divers only if one diver is a divemaster or instructor.
- Maximum depth up to 30m
- Nitrox up to 32% (surcharge applies)
- Sanctuary fees applicable
Assistant Manager: John
Speed Boat: Bargi
Diver Capacity: 6
