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Boracay Eclipse Dive Center in Boracay is a paradise for diving enthusiasts! With crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, you can explore colorful coral reefs and even encounter playful sea turtles and tropical fish. Professional instructors ensure a safe and unforgettable experience, whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver. After your dive, relax on the powdery white sand and soak up the tropical vibes—it's the perfect way to end an amazing underwater adventure!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Boracay Eclipse Dive Center
Divers frequently encounter giant clams, sea turtles, and schooling jackfish around Crocodile Island. The center provides marine life identification cards for reference.
Yes, Boracay Eclipse Dive Center conducts guided night dives twice weekly. Participants use specialized UV torches to observe bioluminescent plankton and nocturnal creatures.
The minimum age is 10 years old for introductory programs. All participants must complete a medical questionnaire and those over 45 need physician clearance.
The center maintains 1:4 instructor-to-diver ratios, equips all boats with oxygen kits, and conducts pre-dive safety briefings. Their DAN-affiliated staff receives annual emergency training.
Non-divers may join as snorkeling companions for 50% of the trip fee. The center provides flotation devices and conducts reef conservation briefings beforehand.
Boracay Eclipse Dive Center follows Green Fins guidelines, using reef-friendly sunscreen stations and organizing monthly coral planting activities. They prohibit glove use to prevent coral contact.
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