ROMBLON / OUR REEFS

The art of looking closer.

Five signature dive sites, moments from the resort. Each holds a different world of tiny discoveries.

01RBR / DIVE SITE

SAND BAR 1 / Close to RBR

SAND BAR 1

Seagrass meadows at 3–5 m transition to gently descending sandy banks below 5 m.

Hairy shrimp, Costasiella sea slugs, juvenile frogfish and Brachaluteres taylori.

01ROMBLON / THE REEF
02RBR / DIVE SITE

SAND BAR 2 / In the bay

SAND BAR 2

Flat rock-strewn seabed from 3 m, open sand near 15 m, and coral reef around 27 m.

Unusual shrimp and crabs among rocks and sand; Doto nudibranchs around hydroids.

02ROMBLON / THE REEF
03RBR / DIVE SITE

CANYON 1 / 30 seconds

CANYON 1

A 30–45° coral slope descending to a sandy bottom near 26 m.

Rare leafy sea slugs associated with coralline algae at 5–10 m; tiny reef life near the sand.

03ROMBLON / THE REEF
04RBR / DIVE SITE

CANYON 2 / 40 seconds

CANYON 2

A 45° coral reef slope to sand around 28 m.

Phyllodesmium sp. (ghost nudibranch) on soft corals at 10–15 m; rare two-lined hairy shrimp.

04ROMBLON / THE REEF
05RBR / DIVE SITE

CANYON 3 / 50 seconds

CANYON 3

A steep 45–50° coral slope reaching sand around 28 m.

Soft coral habitat with ghost nudibranchs and diverse macro life in reef crevices and sand.

05ROMBLON / THE REEF

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