Dive trip to Camiguin Island – part ӀӀӀ
‘Sunken Cemetery’

This cemetery is completely taken over by nature and has changed in a beautiful garden of hard corals. Fisherman are not allowed to come here since it is a sanctuary and that results in the amount of fish that you see. Oh my god! So much fish! One group after the other is passing by and it just doesn’t stop! Snappers, damsel fishes, wrasses, banner fishes, butterfly fishes, they are all showing their beautiful colors. The current is mild, and we make a beautiful drift dive. In the beginning I started looking for the small critters, but then I decided just to go with the flow and enjoy all the beauty this dive site 
I almost forgot about the time and after 49 minutes I still didn’t want to shoot up my surface marker buoy. Reluctantly I start my safety stop. We reach out for the surface and while coming up I see the Giant White cross just in front of us with the beautiful landscape at her background. WOW!
Written by: Jessica Stroet
Posted: June 20, 2018
Read more of this dive trip to Camiguin Island in part IV ‘Island Hopping’
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