Romblon Island

Romblon is one of the main islands of the province and one of the best destinations in the area. The waters surrounding the islands hold a variety of macro life that rival the popular critter haven, Anilao. There’s a lot of unusual nudibranchs and crustaceans, as well as the elusive pygmy seahorse and bottom-dwelling fish.

Tablas

The biggest island in the province, Tablas is also most likely the first place you’ll set foot in Romblon, as this is where the airport is located.
Tablas offers divers some impressive walls, caves, and pinnacles. The Blue Hole is probably the most famous of all dive sites around the island; it’s a vertical chimney of about eight meters in diameter with several smaller caves at greater depths. Also a great spot for spotting nudibranchs, shrimps, crustaceans, and lots of species of fish.

Maestro de Campo

The island of Maestro de Campo (also known as Sibale and Concepcion) offers varied dive sites, including a wreck dive. The MV Mactan, an old inter-island ferry that sunk some decades ago, is considered one of the most beautiful wreck dive sites in the Philippines. The shallowest part of the ferry is the bow, at only 20 meters/66 feet, while the stern rests at 48 meters/157 feet.