Category Archives: Puerto Galera Marine Life

Puerto Galera Marine Life, Resort News

Puerto Galera Marine Life Photos – Part 2

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This is part 2 of a series of photographs taken over 15 days of diving in Puerto Galera, so keep your eyes peeled for more great photos to come. You can also follow this series on our facebook page.

A big ‘Thank You’  to Dr. Paddy Ryan for generously allowing us to share his gorgeous photos of some of the incredible marine life that can be found when diving in Puerto Galera, Philippines.

Click on the images to enlarge, then use left or right keyboard arrows or click/tap on left or right of image to move back and forth.

Puerto Galera Marine Life, Resort News

Puerto Galera’s Gorgeous Marine Life Part 1

Posted on by Scandi Divers
12
Aug

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A big ‘Thank You’  to Dr. Paddy Ryan for generously allowing us to share his gorgeous photos of some of the incredible marine life that can be found when diving in Puerto Galera, Philippines.

This is part 1 of a series of photographs taken over 15 days of diving in Puerto Galera, so keep your eyes peeled for more great photos to come. You can also follow this series on our facebook page.

Click on the images to enlarge, then use left or right keyboard arrows or click/tap on left or right of image to move back and forth.

Activities, Puerto Galera Marine Life, Resort News

Paddle Boarding on Big La Laguna Beach!

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Big La Laguna Beach is the perfect place to enjoy some paddle boarding in Puerto Galera!

The bay is well protected from ocean currents, so the calm waters provide ideal paddle boarding conditions. Enjoy a unique perspective of Big La Laguna Beach, and the crystal clear waters will give you a great view of the coral reefs and tropical sea creatures beneath you.

Paddle boards are available for rent for only P500 /4 hours (can be shared) at Scandi Divers Resort & Campbells Beach Resort. Resort guests will get a special discount.

Don’t miss out on this great experience next time you are on vacation in Puerto Galera!

 

Puerto Galera Marine Life, Resort News, Scuba Diving in Puerto Galera, Sea Snakes

Sabang Bay – Banded Sea Snake Video

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Thanks to our resort manager / dive instructor Terry O’Dowd for catching this video of a Sea Snake eating a Garden Eel. Quite amazing how quickly it is able to devour the eel!

Sea snakes and countless other incredible sea creatures are in abundance in the water of Puerto Galera. You will be amazed by the quantity and diversity of tropical marine life to been seen while scuba diving here. If you are an underwater photographer, Puerto Galera should be at the top of your list of places to visit for a scuba diving holiday!

Book your dream Philippines scuba diving Vacation now!

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Puerto Galera Marine Life Photos

Posted on by Scandi Divers

Below is a slideshow of some great underwater shots we got this december. Photos were taken at our favourite dive sites around Sabang and Big La Laguna.

You can see why Puerto Galera is a favourite with underwater photographers! Puerto Galera has a diversity of macro marine life to rival anywhere in the world!

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Puerto Galera Dive Sites, Puerto Galera Marine Life, Resort News, Technical Diving, Turtles

Tech Divers with a Turtle – Video

Posted on by Scandi Divers
06
Dec

You know how much we love our turtles, so here’s another vid of a beautiful turtle happily munching away, with tech divers Marti Duggan and Steve Wright lurking in the background 😉

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Scandi’s Baby Turtles before their trip to Coco Beach

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Just a snort snippet of the 54 baby turtles that hatched recently near Scandi Divers. The baby turtles have been moved to Coco Beach as part of their Turtle Sanctuary program, and will remain there for 2-3 years before being released. Hopefully with a better chance of surviving to adulthood.

We wish them the best and will be popping in to visit them when we can 🙂