Heritage Diving

13/09/2026

Coconut Octopus can be found in Romblon... 🐙

Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus), Romblon Island, Philippines by Wolfgang Holz

30/08/2026

Article on diving in Romblon, from the getting there to what critters to expect.... and we have 14 nights 🥳
https://xray-mag.com/content/romblon-macro-magic

Thanks to Ricky and Sue for sharing and to Scott Bennett for his article

Romblon Island, located in the Coral Triangle in the centre of the Philippines, is home to a great diversity of marine species, many of which have only recently been identified. Here, Scott Bennett recounts his adventure to this haven for underwater macro photography.

28/08/2026

What a place 🥰 our lucky buddies will be enjoying all this come May 2027. Atmosphere Resort and Spa is definitely the most elegant resort in Dauin with a superb team to take care of you.

22/08/2026

Best sunset location 😍

03/07/2026

1 hairy shrimp, 2 different lighting techniques.
Needs work but its fun to practice and see what you can do with the results.

Thanks to Rifai for the spot 🙏

01/07/2026

Black water diving in Romblon...who's up for it?

Blackwater Diving Romblon, Romblon Island, Philippines
by Christophe Kazmierski

25/06/2026

Scenes from the Philippine island of Romblon; our group dive destination for 2027
Just look at that crystal clear blue water 🥰

16/06/2026

A Juvenile Emperor Angelfish 🐠

11/06/2026

Ghostpipefish are some of the most intricate and fascinating creatures we encounter underwater.

In Alor we were lucky to see ornate, halimeda, roughsnout, robust amd slender species. In many different colours

They use their bodies and fins to mimic crinoids, algae and seagrass, which make them very had to see even when your dive guide is pointing one out!

Thanks to the team at for bringing us to so many great dive sites for these special encounters

02/06/2026

Nudi Nerd Alert!!!

All photos taken during a day of diving in over 20 different species identified

The team at Alor Tanapi Dive Resort organized for us to take 2 boats down the south of the Pantar Strait to dive in the bay of Beangabang. The pier here was covered in corals and sponges hosting all these incredible sea slugs.

Max depth was 20m, but many were in the shallow water, some of us had very long dives indeed ;)

We dived here a few times in 2017 but now we'd say the pier had so much more life on it, and not just nudis