2024-25 DESTINATION SCHEDULE

Depth 18-30 meters, visibility variable(3-15 meters). Originally called the Tangat wreck, this wreck is situated almost perfectly level on the seafloor. Schools of fish love to school on both the bow and stern of the ship with exciting macro throughout the ship including seahorses and pipe-fish. There are several penetrations about the ship for our adventurous friends. Also some history to be seen with oil barrels and bricks from when this ship met its demise in September 24th 1944

Depth 20-34 meters, visibility 10-20 meters. Also known as the black Island wreck, this wreck offers some of the best visibility of all of the Coron wrecks. A Japanese Auxiliary ship, offering a wide variety of sea life with a sandy bottom which offers a home to the blue spotted stingray and other sand dwelling creatures. It is one of our favorite night diving locations due to a beautiful beach and cave system to enjoy the afternoon and glorious macro diving at night with a good chance to see octopus.

Depth 12-28 Meters, visibility variable (3-15 meters). Formally known as the Olympia Maru, it wasn’t until 2006 that these two ships were properly identified. This ship has laid to rest on the starboard side. It offers large penetrations for our advanced open water divers and a plethora of light coming into the engine room from a large salvage hole. This is the quintessential wreck dive in Coron, its shallow depth makes it accessible for even open water divers to appreciate but not penetrate. For advance and above the swallow depth really allows you to explore the whole ship. Also the shallow depth allows for the growth of massive leaf coral on the port side to allow for our favorite little friends the juvenile sweet-lips to do their funny dance in safety.