This was the best diving I have done !!!! Just Great I will be going back Atlantis is very good, Staff is Great, rooms are nice Facilitys is Very Nice, Food was Great But the diving was the Best, All kinds of Macro life, APO island was Just beautiful with all kinds of hard and soft corals large fish small fish schools of jack, turtles. I will be going back, and it did spoil me for rest of my diving life !!!!

Facts about Dumaguete, atlantis Dive resort It is in Philippines Dumaguete, atlantis Dive resort is in the Bohol Sea. The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet. The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.

Dive types Marine Life Diving facilities Photo facilities

Images taken on this dive site

by Gary Basile
Lizardfish I was taking a photo class when I saw this little guy just sitting there.

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by Jeffrey Smith
Frog fish house reef. Atlantis resort

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by Joshua Tappert
Sunlight from above. Just ending another great dive in Dumaguete Philippines.

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by Joshua Tappert
Night time Squid

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by Joshua Tappert
Mating Mandarin 2. This is the second shot as they spiraled upward. Fun photo shoot!

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by Marylin Batt
Giant Painted Frog Fish on one of the artificial reefs at Dumaguete, philippines.

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by Marylin Batt
Peacock Mantis Shrimp, all the colors od the rainbow

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by Marylin Batt
Chromodoris magnifica

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by Marylin Batt
Thorney Seahorse

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by Marylin Batt
Small about three inch Speckled Sandperch.

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by Cari Duffin
This Mandarin Fish was a great surprise as she was out much earlier in the day than usual.

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by Marylin Batt
Tunacates

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by Marylin Batt
Very small Lion Fish Noy shy at all.

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by Marylin Batt
Your mantle's showing.

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by Marylin Batt
Large tube worm

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by Marylin Batt
I do not know the name of this colonial organism but it was really beautiful with all its feeding tendrils extended

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by Marchione Giacomo
Only you Nikon D200, 60 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by Marchione Giacomo
What tell me? Nokon D200, 80 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by John Hill
Poison Ocilate Octopus (about 3 inches tall). It was out swimming but took refuge in this leaf as we came along. Canon S-95, UCL 165 and Inon Z-240.

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by Marchione Giacomo
Together Nikon D200 . 60 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by John Hill
Huddled. Striped Catfish found under half a barrel, there were about 30 but these were huddled together (not swimming), resting? Not bothered by me getting close to get a full frame shot, although i have croppped the top and bottom slightly :)

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by Marylin Batt
Beautiful pair of Ghost Pipefish. Just seeing these makes a long plane ride worthwhile.

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by Marylin Batt
Lion fish perched in this bright yellow crinoid made a nice photo.

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by Marylin Batt
Texture with Brittle star wrapped around coral

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by Marylin Batt
Just the head of this pretty yellow Seahorse quietly giving me the eye.

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by Marylin Batt
This Banded Shrimp came out from under his rock and posed for this picture.

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by Marylin Batt
Pretty Yellow Blenny would hold still for a picture but not look at the camera

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by Marylin Batt
Mating Manderine fish

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by Marylin Batt
Pair of Ornate Ghost Pipefish

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by Marylin Batt
Small commensal shrimp in anemone

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by Marylin Batt
Small Ornate Ghost Pipefish

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by Marylin Batt
Iwas lucky to get very close to this small cuttlefish

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by Marylin Batt
Clown fish giving me the eye

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by Marchione Giacomo
Climb shrimp Nikon D200 , 60 micro ,twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by Marylin Batt
Lovly pair of Mandarin Fish, whish I could have gotten just abit closer.

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by Marchione Giacomo
Ghosts Nikon D200, 60 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by Marylin Batt
cowrie in a sponge

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by Marchione Giacomo
Starshrimp Nikon D200, 60 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete 2011

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by Marylin Batt
Irridescent tube anemone

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by Marylin Batt
pair of Ghost Pipefish at dusk

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by Marylin Batt
Gills of Nebrotha cristita nudibranch

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by Marylin Batt
Bubble anemone shrimp

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by Marylin Batt
Commensal amemone shrimp

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by Kip Nead
"Gone Fishing" It took quite a few tries, but I finally got a shot with both nets up.

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by Marylin Batt
Banded Shrimp

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by Marylin Batt
Christmas Tree Worms, Just the right color for Christmas.

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by Marylin Batt
Chromodoris nudibranch

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by Marylin Batt
Lovely bunch of blue tunacates

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by Marylin Batt
Small Cuttlefish displaying yellow coloration at this time

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by Marylin Batt
Fang Blennie

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by Marylin Batt
Tiny juvenile frogfish

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by Marchione Giacomo
Elegant position "The nudy" Nikon D200 , 60 micro , twin strobo Dumaguete. Philippines

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by Marylin Batt
Anomone Shrimp

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by Marylin Batt
Cardinal fish with an attitude.

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by Marylin Batt
Mating Nudis

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by Marylin Batt
Decorator Crab making herself beautiful.

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by Marylin Batt
Shrimp Goby

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by Marylin Batt
Hello from a Goby

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by Marylin Batt
Tunicates light up a cave like Christmas tree lights.

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by Marylin Batt
Marble Shrimp hiding in the rubble

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by Marylin Batt
Very tiny juvenile Warty Frogfish

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by Marylin Batt
Ghost Pipefish in one of its many colors.

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by Marylin Batt
Hay you gus lets have a party. Hinge back shrimp

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by Marylin Batt
Arminid sp. nudibranch

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by Kiel Carreau
Porcelain Crab filtering away.

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by Marylin Batt
Nembrotha kubaryana

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by Marylin Batt
Pair of Ghost Pipefish

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by Marylin Batt
Head shot on Ghost pipe fish.

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by Marylin Batt
Eye of a Flamboyant Cuttlefish

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by Marchione Giacomo
Yuvenile Lion Fish Nikon D200 , 60 micro, twin strobo Dumaguete

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