Aphol's Point
Coral slopes and boulders off Caban/Sombrero with one of the area's richest nudibranch varieties. Moderate current brings pelagic visitors. Intermediate.
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Write a reviewMarine life you'll see
Commonly sightedNudibranchs
Groupers
Batfish
Reef sharks (occasional)
Conditions
What to expectFor freedivers
Apnea notesThe moderate current makes this a good intermediate freedive drift site. Rich marine life concentrated by the water flow.
Out at the Tingloy island group, requires a boat. Often combined with Layag Layag.
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Tingloy – Caban/Sombrero areaFrequently asked questions
About Aphol's PointHow deep is Aphol's Point?
Aphol's Point ranges from 5 to 25 metres deep, with its deepest point around 25 m.
Is Aphol's Point good for beginners?
Aphol's Point is rated intermediate — comfortable for certified divers with some experience, but not ideal for a first dive.
What will I see at Aphol's Point?
Divers at Aphol's Point commonly see Nudibranchs, Groupers, Batfish, Reef sharks (occasional).
Is Aphol's Point good for freediving?
For freedivers, Aphol's Point is rated 'Okay for freediving'. The moderate current makes this a good intermediate freedive drift site. Rich marine life concentrated by the water flow.
Where is Aphol's Point and how do you get there?
Aphol's Point is located in Tingloy – Caban/Sombrero area, reached by Boat entry.
When is the best time to dive Aphol's Point?
The best months to dive Aphol's Point are Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr and May.
Can you spearfish at Aphol's Point?
Spearfishing at Aphol's Point is Regulated. Always check current local regulations before spearfishing.
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