Sepoc Point
A cluster of dive sites at the northwest tip of Maricaban Island, with dense coral on the Sepoc Wall. Nearby Sepoc Beach is a stop for island-hopping tours.
Sepoc Point lies at the northwest end of Maricaban Island, facing Sombrero Island. The underwater Sepoc Wall is densely covered in coral, with huge sea fans, sponges and schools of anthias and damselfish. Currents bring in abundant fish, and the site is also a great place for night dives and macro photography. Nearby Sepoc Beach is the lunch stop on island-hopping snorkeling tours. The boat trip from Anilao takes about 20–30 minutes. When currents are strong, follow your dive guide’s instructions.
Opening hours
Daytime (sailing with the boat)
Nearby sights
- Sombrero Island
- Beatrice Rock
- Twin Rocks Marine Sanctuary
- Masasa Beach
- Arthur's Rock
- Cathedral Rock Marine Sanctuary
- Mount Gulugod Baboy
- Verde Island