BLACK FOREST

In the shallow region, numerous coral heads populate the area, while a dense Black coral forest thrives at depths of 35-45 meters. Typically, dives commence against the current, maintaining a low profile over the sandy bottom, before transitioning into a drift dive as the current shifts. Renowned as the premier dive site within the Bohol Triangle, it boasts a diverse array of marine life, resembling an underwater aquarium, featuring Anthias, Rockcods Groupers, Scorpion fishes, Squirrel fishes, Parrotfish, Wrasse, Damsel Fish, and Anemonefishes. Triggerfish can be particularly aggressive during the months of May, June, and July. The recommended dive direction is to start with the slope on the right shoulder, proceeding southward.