The map shows some of the nearby diving spots.

Left side: Entrance to the office.Right side: All the diving gear can dry under a pergola overgrown with flowers.

Left side: The Ducks Diving office and shop. Right side: Some of the diving gear

Left side: Two Bauer-Compressors K-14. To guarantee the high quality of the air, there is a checkup schedule named “Aircheck” fixed in the European regulation DIN-EN 12021. Nitrox is available for free!
Right side: Entrance to the compressor room.

Left side: All the guests are brought safely to all destinations by the two resort boats.
Right side: Which reef can we discover today?

Left side: Diving at the resort reef. Right side: Late afternoon at the resort, the boats are always ready.

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Left side: Cowry Snail. Right side: Harlequin nudibranch

Left side: Anemone Shrimp. Right side: Anemone Hermit Crab

Left side: Giant Clam. Right side: You find a diversity of corals in Romblon.

Left side: Turtle. Right side: schooling fish.

Left side: Corals and Reef Fish. Right side: Reeftop Pipefish.

Around Romblon you find many species of Moray Eels. Left side: Giant Moray Eel. Right side: Snowflake Moray Eel

Anemone shrimp are common inhabitants in the reefs around Romblon.

Left side: Sponges can be found in all shapes and colors. Right side: Tree soft coral.

Clown Fish hide usually inside Soft Coral. The Trumpet Fish is a common reef fish in the Philippines.

Left side: Coral garden. Right side: Peter is always relaxed.

Left side: The Tasseled Scorpionfish is a master of camouflage. Most individuals are red, but the color can adjust to the ground. Lots of irregular spots and an uneven surface of the skin make it hard to discover the fish between the corals. Right side: The Devilfish walks on the sea floor.

Left side: Feather star. Right side: One of the many slugs, a Network Lamellaria.

Left side: The impressive slow swimming Lion Fish. You often find them close to the ground. The spines on the back are very toxic and dangerous. Right side: Lobster.