Magical Resorts - Philippines

Your dive adventure starts here. Located in the quiet southern part of the Moalboal peninsula the resort is overlooked by the mountains of Cebu island and the island of Negros. Nestled in between tropical gardens, there are 10 bungalows with private balconies waiting for you.

The resort provides you with perfect access to the most amazing house reef with a drop-off down to 50 meters. Moalboal offers extremely varied dive sites, all within a twenty-minute boat ride on locally built bancas. Explore walls, small caves, caverns, and reefs teeming with marine life.

Located in Anda, on the island of Bohol the resort boasts 16 bungalows hidden in lush green surroundings providing the perfect base for your next stop dive holiday. The fabulous house reef is teemed with life and is great for both divers and snorkelers with easy access direct from the dive center.

There is a 16-kilometer coastline to explore underwater, with a mix of walls, slopes, and sandy bottom (muck) to
suit all your diving needs. What’s a better way to relax than with a cocktail by the pool, followed by a delicious dinner in our restaurant after your diving day. Visit Magic Oceans and be amazed by the fantastic variety in diving, the delicious food and a various choices of day trips for both sightseers and adventurers.

This trip offers incredible biodiversity and a variety of dives including muck diving, walls covered with healthy corals, sandy slopes, small caves, mangroves, and sandy bottoms all full of life.

One of the highlights of this trip are the incredible Sardine bait balls. It is a spectacle all by itself, with well over a million sardines making up the school. Watch them shift and change shapes as the predators swoop in to catch a tasty mouth full.

On this trip, you will visit the world-famous location of Oslob to see the renowned whale sharks. Divers and snorkelers have the chance to get a close-up experience with these gentle giants.

The marine life in the Philippines varies from XXS to XXL, Pygmy seahorses, Nudibranchs, schools of fish, whale sharks, and even an occasional manta.