Arthur's Rock
A shallow reef site on the west coast of the Mabini Peninsula, with gentle currents and rich marine life, ideal for night dives and beginner macro photography.
Arthur’s Rock lies in the cluster of resorts along the west coast of the Mabini Peninsula. It is a reef that slopes gently from the shallows to a depth of about 25 m, and the currents are usually calm. Common sightings include octopuses, seahorses, nudibranchs of many colors, gobies and blue-spotted stingrays. On night dives you may see crustaceans and nocturnal fish out foraging. Being close to shore, it is a common site for diving courses, night dives and underwater photography practice. Some resorts offer shore dives or short boat trips.
Opening hours
Day and night dives (boats from the resort)
Nearby sights
- Cathedral Rock Marine Sanctuary
- Twin Rocks Marine Sanctuary
- Mount Gulugod Baboy
- Sombrero Island
- Sepoc Point
- Beatrice Rock
- Masasa Beach
- Verde Island