Romblon is a dream destination for fans of rare macro and super macro critters,
for underwater macro & super macro photographers, and for
divers who appreciate rare critters and unspoiled dive sites.

Romblon: A Dive Destination that Surpasses Expectations
Embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure in Romblon, a true haven for divers and underwater photographers eager to explore the rich marine biodiversity of the Philippines. Our dive sites offer an unparalleled variety of underwater landscapes, catering to divers of all levels and interests.

A Tapestry of Underwater Wonders
From vibrant coral reefs teeming with life to captivating muck and blackwater dives, Romblon’s underwater world is a photographer’s dream. Encounter an astonishing array of marine life, including over 500 species ofsea slugs and nudibranchs (such as the rare Butterfly Sea Slug), pygmy seahorses, and unique crustaceans like the Romblon Sashimi Shrimp, which is found only in Romblon.

Diverse Dive Sites: Something for Everyone
Hard Coral Formations: Discover vibrant hard coral formations teeming with life, forming intricate structures that serve as habitats for countless marine species.
Soft Coral Gardens: Immerse yourself in the beauty of soft coral gardens, their delicate branches swaying gently in the current, creating a mesmerizing underwater landscape.
Cliffs with Large Gorgonians: Venture into the depths and marvel at towering gorgonians, their fan-like shapes adding an element of drama to the underwater world.
Sand & Muck: Uncover the hidden wonders of sand and muck dive sites, where you’ll find an array of intriguing creatures adapted to their unique environments.

A Haven for Rare Marine Life Enthusiasts
As part of the Coral Triangle, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine regions, Romblon is a magnet for divers seeking to encounter rare and elusive marine species. The Verde Island Passage, known as “the Center of the Center of Marine Biodiversity,” further enhances Romblon’s appeal, offering an unparalleled concentration of marine life.

A Serene Underwater Haven
Experience the tranquility of Romblon’s underwater world, where you can explore diverse underwater landscapes often without another diver in sight. Immerse yourself in the serenity of this hidden haven and create unforgettable memories under the surface.

Embark on Your Underwater Adventure Today
Our experienced and knowledgeable dive guides will lead you on an unforgettable underwater journey, ensuring every dive is both safe and enriching.
We offer a variety of dive packages designed for all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned underwater enthusiasts, and tailored to different diving interests.
Contact us today to learn more about our dive packages and start planning your Romblon Island adventure.

We offer specialized tours for underwater macro and super macro photographers.
Our expert spotters are highly skilled at locating a wide range of marine critters,
including many rare and exceptionally rare species.

To help us plan your dives according to your interests,
please send us your critter wish list in advance.

You can also read our guest’s blog post below to learn more about the experience.

Fun divers and underwater explorers are equally welcome at our dive center.
We organize our dive groups based on personal preferences, ensuring that each diver enjoys the
sites and pace that best match their interests.

DIVING CONDITIONS

Most dive sites in Romblon are suitable for all levels of experience. We dive in small groups year-round, every day of the year
(except for the first day of the famous Ati-Atihan/Biniray Festival held on the first or second Saturday in January).

Water temperatures range between 26°C and 30°C, and visibility is typically 20 meters (65 feet) or more.

It’s true that Romblon offers fantastic diving conditions almost year-round.

For more detailed information, please refer to the graphics below or check a current weather forecast to stay updated on the gentle, tropical climate here on Romblon Island.

We are a SDI/TDI accredited dive center (SDI/TDI Listing) and follow SDI/TDI and SSI safety guidelines.

The nearest decompression chambers are located in Batangas, Cebu, and Manila.

Our specialty is guiding and spotting for macro and super macro underwater photography.
Our experienced family team and dive guides are highly knowledgeable about Romblon’s
marine fauna and flora, and we take pride in helping guests find the critters on their wish lists.

Our dive center offers customized dive tour planning, including:
– Boat trips to the coast and dive sites at nearby islands
– Macro and super macro critter spotting
– Underwater photography support and guidance
– Private guides/spotters and private boats available upon request
– Fun diving and explorer diving tours
– Underwater wide-angle photography tours

If you’re searching for specific species, you’re welcome to contact us at info@the-three-p.com.
Kati maintains a comprehensive database of all marine species, including sea slugs, crustaceans, and fish, documented in Romblon.

We have over 100 tanks available in various sizes, including 12-liter and 15-liter aluminum tanks.
All outlets are equipped with DIN or INT (Yoke) connections, and adapters are available if needed. Our tanks are filled using two Bauer compressors and one Coltri compressor, and all equipment is regularly inspected and maintained to ensure safety and reliability.

We operate five dive boats: Kaeline, Isobel, Kierstyn, Fiona-Marie, and Lauranne, each purpose-built to meet the needs of scuba divers and underwater photographers.
Our smaller boats comfortably accommodate 4–5 divers, while the larger ones can carry up to 8–10 divers, ensuring safe and efficient access to all of our dive sites.

Guests never need to carry their own gear or photography equipment— our attentive crew is always on hand to assist.

Since most of our guests are experienced divers who bring their own gear, we maintain a limited selection of rental equipment in various sizes. If you require rental gear, please let us know in advance so we can ensure everything you need is ready for your diving experience.

Thanks to the surrounding ocean currents, Romblon Island is home to some of the richest marine biodiversity in the world. Along its vertical walls and colorful reefs, you’ll encounter an incredible variety of sponges, corals, and anemones, as well as fish, sea slugs, snails, crabs, and countless other reef inhabitants. Around Romblon and its nearby islands, there are walls, vibrant reefs, caves, cliffs, canyons, and fascinating muck and macro dive sites, just waiting to be explored.

With more than 40 dive sites to choose from, it’s common to have the site all to yourself.

Most sites are shallow, between 5 and 20 meters, with no current or very minimal current.