In September of 2026, I dove White Beach with Dive In Amigos, by boat out of Moalboal, Philippines.
The day before I'd done a three tank trip that hit Pescador Island, Panagsama House Reef and Tonga South.
The Dive




The dive site White Beach sits off, well White Beach!
It's one of the most popular beaches in Moalboal but a decent distance from the main town.
There aren't really any beaches in town itself. A typhoon took the sand off Panagsama back in 1984 and it never came back, which is why the main strip is rock and sea wall instead of sand.
I logged 85 ft (25.9 m) at the deepest, with an average of 42 ft (12.8 m) across 61 minutes. That's the longest dive I did in Moalboal.
Visibility was 90 ft (27 m).
The Wall


The rock here is old coral reef that got lifted up out of the sea. Cebu and the islands around it have been rising which is why the whole coastline is capped in limestone.
It's a part of the Tañon Strait, a channel between Cebu and Negros, which drops to around 1,640 ft (500 m).
What Marine Life I Saw









The Dive & Conditions
Visibility was 90 ft (27 m) on my dive and the water was 86°F (30°C).
Dive In Amigos run this as a boat trip out of Moalboal.
The site is worth diving from September through May.


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