| Bel-At Beach Location - Off the north beach of Boracay. Access - 20min north by boat and around to the north-northwest face of Boracay, east of Yapak 2. Average Depth - 35m (115ft) Maximum Depth - 50m (165ft) Conditions - Usually dived when the weather is rough, so expect a strong current. visibility can reach 25m (80ft) on a flood tide. This dive is for the experienced only. It is usually visited for excitement when the weather is too rough for Yapak 2, and is best dived on a flood tide. A wall rises to 30m (100ft), running east-to-west all the way to Yapak 1. Divers must quickly descend to the wall and get into its shelter. The wall itself has plenty of interesting soft corals, gorgonians and stony corals, together with a myriad of reef fish, but the main object of the dive is to look out into the blue water where, in a strong current, almost anything could pass by. Shoals of jacks, surgeonfish, Rainbow Runners, sweetlips and batfish are common, but larger animals are often seen, including large groupers, Napoleon Wrasse, turtles, Whitetip Reef Sharks and Grey Reef Sharks.
Diving Sites: Bel-At Beach, Yapak 1, Yapak 2, Punta Bonga, Baling Hai Beach, Friday's Rock, Lobster Rock, Greenyard, Angol, Crocodile Island, Laurel I, Laurel II, Channel Drift, Unidos Point, Nasog Point, Dog Drift, Buruanga, Black Rock, Carabao Island - Cathedral, Carabao Island - Village Reef, Carabao Island - Village Mountain, Carabao Island - West Wall, Maniguin Island - North Face, Maniguin Island - South Face |
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