A marine sanctuary is located near the shore which is considered as the best known feeding station in Anilao.

Most diving consists of coral slopes, steeps, drop-offs and shallow coral gardens inter-twined with sandy patches. Fish and coral life is quite abundant. Macrophotography is highly suggested, as it can be very rewarding. Anilao has some of the highest concentration of diverse marine life on the planet, including over 90% of the coral species on the planet and a staggering number of different species of nudibranch. The diving conditions in Anilao are ideal for beginner to advanced divers. The water temperatures are very comfortable year-round, ranging from about 26-28C during summer to 22-26C during the winter, allowing for diving in skin suits or 3mm wetsuits. The visibility is very good, about 60ft. on average, and underwater currents can vary from virtually non-existent to strong, although the surface tends to remain relatively calm.

Under water pictures from Aldwin Manaig,

The 2009 Underwater Hockey School is now only just a couple of weeks away!

Classes will begin on April 13, 2009 and will be held every mondays and thursdays. 8-10pm!

Venue will be at The Manila Polo Club on mondays and at the Philsports Arena (formerly Ultra) on thursdays.

Course fee is P4500 inclusive of the basic gear such as sticks, gloves, mouthguards and earguards.

For those who dont have gear yet (mask, fins, snorkel), PUHC will be lending gear for free on the 1st 3 sessions. Just tell us asap if you’re gonna borrow or not.

Taste of what its like to play this extreme sport and experience the real deal.

For any questions or inquiries, please feel free to ask via email ( info@puhc.com.ph ) or
contact 0917-4301728

Philippine Underwater Hockey Confederation
www.puhc.com.ph