This dive site, Moalboal Bay, is a shallow muck diving location characterized by a sandy bottom interspersed with large rocks. It offers exceptionally easy diving conditions, making it an ideal spot for open water training and leisurely afternoon dives. Navigation is straightforward due to its relatively flat, sandy topography with distinct rock formations providing reference points; there is no specific historical background to the site, rather it's a natural underwater habitat.
The bay boasts a rich macro environment, making it perfect for observing a diverse array of small marine life. Divers can regularly encounter fascinating creatures such as colorful boxer shrimps, camouflaged signal gobies, a variety of vibrant nudibranchs, unique pegasus sea moths, and distinctive chocolate starfish. The focus here is entirely on the intricate details of the small inhabitants.
The site is best visited in the afternoon, often offering calm conditions. Its shallow nature and good visibility make it highly suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers seeking to explore its macro wonders. Photographers will particularly enjoy the opportunities for close-up marine photography. Divers should bring a keen eye and possibly a magnifying glass or macro lens to fully appreciate the tiny treasures found here.
