Diving Malapascua
Divers come to Malapascua for the opportunity to watch the deep water Thresher Sharks at the cleaning station, Monad Shoal. This sunken island about 20-26m deep is the only one in the world where divers can routinely see the Pelagic thresher sharks as well as the common thresher shark. Being sensitive to light, the threshers get themselves cleaned in the early hours of the morning so divers that want to get a glimpse of the rare sharks need to get up at 5am or earlier. In the afternoon, lucky divers can also get the chance to see mantas at the cleaning station as well.
Celtis resort
can organize your dives or PADI courses with our experimented partners. You will experience unforgetable dives with high qualified professional divers in the well-preserved sea world of Malapascua.
| Diving price list | |||
| 1250 PHP | |||
| Additional fees | |||
| Monad Shoal marine protection fee P50 per dive | |||
| Equipment rental P300 per dive | |||
| Night dives + P250 | |||
| Torch light rental P250 | |||
| Dona Marilyn Trip + P350 per person | |||
| Calangaman day Trip 2 dives + P850 per person | |||
| Nitrox + P350 | |||
| + marine park 150 Pesos per day |
Malapascua dive sites
Monad Shoal: thresher sharks and manta rays Gato Island: fish and shark tunnel Lapus Lapus: the most spectacular coral growth and a huge variety of marine life Chocolate Island: beautiful shallow dive site perfect for marine photographers Kimud Shoal: a small shoal near Monad Nunez Shoal: a stunning wall dive with a great variety of life Maripipi: excellent dive plentiful fish life including sharks and rays Manok-Manok: beautiful multi-colored soft tree corals Tapilon wreck: World War II Japanese cargo carrier sunk by torpedoes. Abundant Barracuda Maria's point: for advance divers only Calangaman Island: fishes sanctuary multilevel dives Dona Marilyn: a sunken passenger ferry still in all in one. Nice dive Pioneer wreck: World War II Japanese gunboat. For those trained in decompression diving only
