West Entalula Wall dive site

Overview

Description

West Entalula is El Nidos famous Limestone Wall that starts as a massive cliff above the surface and drops down to 32meters where it ends on a sandy bottom. There are several hangovers and lots of cracks found, some appear like little caves. The dive usually starts and ends in the west bay of Entalula island which has a beautiful coral garden from 3 to 10 meters. The ambience is even better when the light comes in which is (depending the season) around 11am. It's worth to sometimes turn your ba…

Location 11.13175, 119.33015Get Directions

Useful training for this sitePADI Advanced Open Water Diver

Dive Types

Wall, Ocean

Suggested Equipment

Camera, Dive computer, Dive Flag, Dive Knife, Surface Marker Buoy, Wetsuit

Entry

Boat

Common SightingsGrouper, Tuna, Scorpionfish, Hawksbill turtle, Nudibranch, Reef fish ( Scorpionfish, boxfish,puffer fish, surgeonfish, angelfish, bannerfish, triggerfish, parrotfish, trumpetfish, pipefish, clown fish, sweetlips, snaper, grouper, lionfish etc), Frogfish, Pipehorse, Jawfish, Anemone fish, Ornate ghost pipefish

Water Type

Salt

Maximum Depth 104 feet / 32 meters

Entry

BoatShore/Beach

Common SightingsSharks, Whales, Dolphins, Turtles

Water Type

Salt

Maximum Depth 104 feet / 32 meters

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