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| Quote | Welcome to the scuba diving heart of the Philippines |
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| Intro | Romblon Island is a true gem in the Philippines, a haven for underwater photographers and marine life enthusiasts alike. Surrounded by the Verde Island Passage, often called the “center of the center” of marine biodiversity in the world, Romblon offers an unmatched variety of marine species, making it a dream destination for divers and photographers. The island’s incredible biodiversity comes from a combination of factors. Nestled within the Coral Triangle, the Verde Island Passage is a global hotspot for marine life, with thriving ecosystems that include coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and mangrove forests. These diverse habitats support a breathtaking range of marine species, from tiny pygmy seahorses to majestic eagle rays. Our dive center welcomes divers and underwater photographers of all levels— from beginners eager to capture their first underwater shots to seasoned professionals looking to expand their portfolios. Romblon’s dive sites offer something for everyone, from shallow coral reef dives to thrilling blackwater dives in the open waters of the Romblon Pass. Whether you’re an avid photographer or simply seeking an unforgettable underwater adventure, Romblon promises experiences that will captivate your senses and create lasting memories. Beyond its biodiversity, Romblon Island offers near-perfect diving conditions year-round. The water is clear, calm, and warm, making it easy and comfortable to explore the vibrant marine life. If you’re looking for a place to experience the underwater wonders of the Philippines, Romblon Island is the ideal destination. Marine Life Around Romblon Province and the Verde Passage: • Coral reef fishes: Over 1,700 species, including pygmy seahorses, rare pipefish, eagle rays, and various frogfish.• Corals: More than 500 species, from hard and soft corals to delicate sea fans.• Invertebrates: Over 10,000 species, including mollusks, crustaceans, and echinoderms.• Whales and dolphins: More than 20 species, including sperm whales, dolphins, and porpoises. |
| Service Location | Romblon |
| Bed Room | Opened in 2009, The Three P Beach Resort is located on the west coast of Romblon Island in Barangay Lonos— about seven kilometers south of Romblon Town. Just steps from the crystal-clear ocean and its many nearby dive sites, our resort offers a peaceful seaside atmosphere perfect for divers and travelers alike. We can accommodate up to twenty-four guests in total. All of our guest rooms are fully air-conditioned and were recently renovated for your comfort and convenience. You can choose between rooms in the main building (Deluxe or Standard) or Ocean Front Rooms with private terraces facing the sea. |
| Bath Room | Hot water Towel |
| Trips |
