The deepest part of the dive has some very large fish, including puffer and tambalok, a local type of mullet. Visibility is generally in excess of 20m. Watch out for discarded fishing lines. The south wall is auitable for all levels, but there is a strong current which runs along the north wall. Always begin the dive against the current unless the boat has its tender in the water.
Currents are particularly hazardous in winter.
The dive is located on the southwest coast of Marinduque, about an hour from Marinduque Marine by motor launch. Located in the Tres Reyes Islands to the southwest of Marinduque. Huge boulders with an abundance of coral and sponges and a large variety of small fish give way to the start of the wall at 10m. There's no real drop-off, rather a gentle transition from slope to vertical face. Huge fan corals project from the face at about 25-30m in summer, dropping to a low of 10m.