Coron Bay Wrecks⚠ data unverified
Philippines · Asia · Sulu Sea
3.7
/ 5
★★★★☆
Wreck diving with 4 standout species — a great fit for most divers.
Level Intermediate
Marine life
4.0
Visibility
3.0
Accessibility
3.7
Facilities
4.0
Pros
- Good visibility around 15 m
- 4 standout marine species
- Best conditions in Nov–May
Cons
Best for
Plan your trip
$$🛏️
Suggested stay
2–3 days
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Cost level
Relative cost $$ · ≈ $71/day
Developed dive town, but options are limited and prices average.
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Where to stay
Day-boat diving based at a dedicated dive resort or dive centre. A manageable dive base with a handful of operators.
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Real daily cost in Philippines
Around $71/day per person · food $24 · hotel $46
Good to know
- Gentle conditions — great for long, unhurried dives.
- Conditions can be demanding; dive with an operator who knows the site.
- An Advanced Open Water certification is recommended.
- Prime season is Nov–May.
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Depth
5–35 m (16–115 ft)
Visibility
15 m (49 ft)
Water temp
27–29°C (81–84°F)
Current
Mild
Best season
Nov–May
Certification
Advanced
Dive shops
8
Why go
Coron Bay Wrecks lies in the Sulu Sea off Philippines and is centred on wreck dives, turning sunken vessels into reef-like habitat. Dives run to 35 m with around 15 m visibility, gentle currents and sea temperatures of 27–29°C. Marine highlights include WWII Japanese wrecks, barracuda, batfish and corals on wrecks. Best season is Nov–May, typically reached by boat. A good choice for divers with some experience. An Advanced Open Water certification is recommended.
Site type
Wreck
Access
Boat
Came hoping for WWII Japanese wrecks, and it delivered. The 15 m visibility kept everything sharp.
A great teaching site: the 15 m visibility and the gentle profile let newer divers build confidence.
Beautiful spot. Do respect the reef and keep your distance.