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Underwater at Natipan Point

Natipan Point

Dive site

Natipan Point is a sheltered reef site on the calmer north side of the Nasugbu headland, suitable for divers of all levels. The sloping reef from 5 to 25 meters has recovered well since the marine protected area boundary extended to include it in 2018, and coral cover in the 10 to 18 meter range is now excellent. Resident green turtles feed on sponge and sea grass patches near the reef base, and a reliable cleaning station at 15 meters hosts anthias, cleaner wrasse, and the occasional reef shark waiting its turn. The site is often used as a checkout dive before deeper nearby sites.

Conditions

Depth

5 to 25 m

Open water and up

Current

Usually gentle

Can pick up on the edge

Visibility

8 to 15 m

Clearest in the calm season

Water

25 to 30°C

3mm wetsuit

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Vis (m)10121212108668101010
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Gear

  • Basic kit

    • Mask and fins
    • BCD and regulator
    • 3mm full wetsuit · warm water
    • Dive computer