Liveaboard diving in
Crocodile Island
From a distance, this small, uninhabited island looks like the head of a crocodile. This dive site is located at the southern end of Boracay. The site consists of a large wall with several canyons and caves. There is plenty of marine life, including vast corals, snapper, sweetlips, grouper, and wrasses, which are perfect for macro photography. The average depth is 15m/49ft and the maximum depth is 24m/79ft. Diving can be done by boat and is most suitable for experienced divers.
When To Go Diving
Diving is possible all year-round. The average air temperature is 25-38C/78-100F. The water temperature is coldest in December-February and can drop down to 23C/73F. The rest of the year the water temperature is 28-29C/82-84F.