Farther down, are small caves that have sweepers, squirrelfish, pufferfish, anemones, a variety of reef fish and lots of sea cucumbers. Is an ideal site for night diving. Mollusks and crustaceans may be found at a depth of 10 feet, down to 50 feet. A series of gold, white, green, and mauve corals can be seen here with their snake eel inhabitants. The best diving starts at gradual slopes of 60 feet that features excellent coral formations, crinoids, lionfish, butterflyfish, surgeonfish and large barrel sponges.
Visibility is good but needs proper timing to avoid fierce currents.
Tangub Hot Springs. Diving this area gives you a greater chance to encounter turtles, rays, crown of thorns and sea cucumbers. On the other hand, divers should be aware of the fish bamboo traps used by local fishermen that may cause equipment entanglement and the like. Old Camiguin Volcano. The old Camiguin volcano stands on sharp pinnacles and vast rocks formed by lava.