Diving here is possible all year round. The average annual temperature is around 26C/78F. The coldest period is from December through February and the warmest is from March through May. The average water temperature ranges from 27C/80F to 31C/87F with underwater visibility varying from 10m/33ft to 30m/98ft.
What to see
Divers can see snappers, sweetlips, scorpion fish, sting rays, mantas, barracudas, batfish, sea horses, pipe fish, shrimps and more. On its western side lies the Philippine's first marine sanctuary, which became a home to sea snakes, turtles, mantas, barracudas, schools of jacks and even whale sharks. This is a wonderful place for observing macro life as well as for underwater photography.