Twin Rocks is one of the most popular dive sites in Anilao. The area is a designated marine sanctuary thanks to its rich biodiversity.
The site consists of two rocks sitting very close to each other at a depth of about 15 meters/50 feet. there’s also a capsized barge lying on the seabed.
The rocks are covered with soft corals, fire corals, and big sea fans. Many of the crevices hide interesting critters.
Lots of species can be seen around these rocks, including damselfish, anthias, snappers, jackfish, lionfish, batfish, ribbon eels, porcelain crabs, shrimps, and nudibranchs.
Dive site info provided by Devin K.l. on Jul 29, 2022
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Easy smooth dive after 4 years on dry land.
Sadly, no frog fish spotted on this particular dive. There was a little bit of current.
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