SCUBA diving videos featuring reef life in and around Sabang & Verde Island dive sites, Puerto Galera, Philippines

General Information

The marine life in the waters surrounding the Philippines range from tiny nudibranchs to giant pelagics.  Divers will find thousands of species of vertebrates and invertebrates inhabiting the hard and soft coral reefs, wrecks, walls and sandy habitats on the sea floor.

Video Highlights of Sabang & Verde Island Dive Sites

• The Hill — Multiple pairs of mandarin fish mating during a full moon dusk dive
• La Laguna Point — Cuttlefish changing texture and color while cruising vulnerably along the open sea floor
• Sabang Wrecks — Single blind cleaner shrimp clearing debris and sand from its burrow as two symbiotic shrimp gobies watch for predators
• Kilima Bay / Steps — Large banded sea snake winding its way on top of the reef • Boxfish amazingly negotiating the underwater terrain while swimming backwards
• Shark Cave — White-tip reef sharks resting under an overhang just beyond the reach of the light
• Verde Island Drop Off — Three moray eels peering out from closely spaced holes in a coral ledge on the wall
• other Sabang dive sites — see beautifully colored hard & soft coral reefs, nudibranchs, sea snakes, mantis shrimps, colorful anemonefish, octopus, ribbon & moray eels, and much more…