Giant Clams is a popular dive site in Puerto Galera, mostly renowned for the great muck diving. This is an easy but rewarding dive, with a depth ranging from 5 to 16 meters (15-52 feet), making it suitable for divers of all levels of experience.
There are numerous things to see here, with the stars of the spot being the giant claims, some of which are believed to be at least 60 years old. Some are as large as 1.5 meters (5 feet) wide. The area contains about 30 giant clams. Touching them is prohibited. Divers can also spot mimic octopuses, cuttlefish, ghost pipefish, painted frogfish, hairy frogfish, seahorses, Harlequin shrimps, and flying gurnards here.
Giant Clams dive site is also suitable for snorkelers, as the clams can be found in just 5 meters (15 feet) of water.
Picture taken at Giant Clams. Uploaded by Ron Scholte on mai 4, 2025
Picture taken at Giant Clams. Uploaded by Ron Scholte on mai 4, 2025
Picture taken at Giant Clams. Uploaded by Ron Scholte on mai 4, 2025
