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Diving & Snorkeling in Paras Beach

Paras Beach, Camiguin

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Diving & Snorkeling in Paras Beach is a guided water activity located on the sandy shore of Paras Beach, Camiguin. The site offers direct access to coral gardens and a sloping reef drop-off, with calm conditions typical of the island's leeward coast. Divers and snorkelers enter from the beach, and the reef begins within 15 metres of the shoreline.

What to expect

Guided sessions run for 2 hours, including 45 minutes in the water for snorkelers or a single 40-minute dive for certified divers.
Full mask, snorkel, fins, and weight belt are included; wetsuits are available for rent on site.
You will see hard coral tables, sea fans, and schools of sergeant major and damselfish at depths of 3 to 12 metres.
A sandy entry slope makes the site suitable for beginner divers and children aged 8 and above when accompanied by an adult.
Dive briefings cover the local current patterns, which are mild except during the northeast monsoon from November to February.
Boat access is not required, so the activity suits travellers who prefer shore-based entry without a long boat ride.