At least 35 of the world's most spectacular diving sites are within 15 minutes of Small Lalaguna in our speedboat. Approximately 23 miles off Bagalangit Point lies a giant rock formation that looks a roofless underwater amphitheater. Seeded with corals, it is a favorite ghetto for fish feeding when Moorish idols, parrot fish and the usual reef dwellers all cluster around divers and peer into their masks. Extensive coral formation on a shallow, steep slope. Gorgonians, black coral, shells, turtles, rays, grunts, jacks, snappers and a great variety of soft corals are scattered all over the place.
Currents are normally strong during the full moon.
The rim of the drop-off due west of Sepok Point and running Southwest is a very good diversity with a wide variety of marine life. A great number of small reef fish darts in and out of the numerous corals. Strong currents make necessary to hunt for quite patches of water, which can usually be found on the lee side of one of these islands at most times of the day. Both islands are surrounded by shallow ledges at about four to eight meters, with as rich supply of both soft and hard corals and plenty of natural wonders. The San Jose, Mindoro area is favorite jump-off point to Apo Reef Marine Park and Northern Palawan.