Diving in Palawan most often means diving in sunken ships (all Japanese): "Irako" (a two-hundred-meter cargo ship, which has become a haven for tuna and groupers), a 140-meter barge "Kogyo-Maru", "Mamiya-Maru" (cargo ship 160 meters long, huge groupers live inside, solid and soft corals live) and "Olympic Maru", a 120 meter long warship. $ . Lake Barracuda - one of the most unusual dive sites in the Philippines. - $ . Water temperature it fluctuates between +30 and +38 ° C, and, having looked closely, you can see in the thickness of the water "thermocouple Inyy ». By the way, the lake got its name due to its admiring 1.5 meter barracuda, which gladly accompanies divers and begs for treats .

Tubbataha reef is famous for a huge variety of tropical fish, flocks of turtles and remains of the ship "Delsan". The reef itself consists of two atolls, the North and the South, which share 6 km of impeccable water.

Reef Jesse Beesley is known for its soft and hard corals, where nannies, white-tailed and black-tailed sharks, hammerheads are found. This coral reef, about half a kilometer in diameter, is only 18 km northwest of North Tubbatach. In the northern part of the Basterra reef (or the Miander reef), the remains of the Oceanic 2 ship rest, and the fantastically beautiful walls and coral gardens of the reef literally spout life: the quantity tropical fish and sea shellfish is phenomenal here

Sunset at Palawan