This is a shallow cave dive with a depth range of 7m through tunnels leading to an enormous underground cavern which is inhabited by hundreds of fruit bats. Divers can venture into a cavern at will before returning to the sunshine through the tunnels and caves where lobsters, crabs and occasional lionfish and sea snake can be seen. You should be confident with your equipment and feel comfortable diving in enclosed spaces. This underwater mountain dive is the only fish-feeding site in Boracay. It is an excellent check-out dive for when you have'nt been wet for awhile.
Marine life flourishes, with lots of fish and soft corals.
You will be surrounded by hundreds of damsels and wrasse trying to eat from your hand. You may also encounter stingrays, garoupas, surgeonfish and the occasional moral eel if you are really lucky. The maximum depth is 18m. This site welcomes divers of all certification levels. There aren't any crocodiles here, but the island gets its name from it's crocodile shape.