Diving at Eva's Point (Philippines)

Published14 Mar 2026

Eva's Point offers an engaging underwater experience, focusing on vibrant marine life thriving along dramatic coral walls. Divers exploring this site can expect close encounters with various macro marvels like nudibranchs and shrimps, alongside opportunities for wide-angle shots of gorgonians. It presents a captivating canvas for both avid photographers and divers appreciating rich biodiversity.

Current morning readings from Eva's Point indicate an air temperature of 28°C. Surface wave heights are averaging around 0.2 m at this time. These local measurements provide a baseline for your daily dive planning.

Dive Site Location & Key Facts

Coordinates9.6918, 122.3975

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Dive Types

Reef

Dive Site Overview

Descending into Eva's Point reveals a dramatic, colorful wall, plunging from a starting depth of 4 meters (13 ft) straight down to 33 meters (108 ft). This site, located at the edge of Campomanes Bay, provides a diverse topography featuring branching coral gardens, overhangs, and extensive wall sections.

Explorers will navigate a reef adorned with scattered hard corals, where vibrant lacy nudibranchs are frequently observed, sometimes in groups. A variety of sea fans, crinoids, and sponges add to the rich texture of the reef, creating hiding spots for creatures like lobsters and glass shrimps.

Further down the wall, wide table corals dominate certain areas, fostering a robust ecosystem. It’s a site primarily accessed by boat, typically a short 5 to 15-minute transfer from nearby resorts, making it readily accessible for a variety of dive plans.

Eva's Point

Conditions are Good

8/10

Confidence: 8/10

Indicates meteorological model agreement and data availability.

Best Dive Window

Optimal conditions expected

06:12

18:45

H: 10:45

L: 16:20

Air / Sea Temp

28° / 31°

Wave Height

0.2 m

Wind Speed

27 km/h E

Rain Chance

50%

Current conditions near Eva's Point show 28° air, 31° sea temperature, 0.2 m waves, and 27 km/h wind. Forecast data is refreshed regularly to ensure accuracy.

Radius: ~12km

Updated: Nov 3, 2026, 17:25 local time

MARINE: OPEN-METEOWEATHER: YR.NO

Best Time to Dive

Choosing the optimal time to explore Eva's Point can significantly enhance the diving experience. The period from November to May is often recommended for dives in this region. April and May typically offer excellent conditions, with average air temperatures peaking around 28°C (82°F) in April and 27.5°C (82°F) in May, coupled with the lowest average wave heights, often below 0.3 meters (1.0 ft). Rainfall is also minimal during these months, averaging around 3.3 to 8.5 mm. In contrast, the wet season, particularly from July to October, sees higher average rainfall, reaching up to 15 mm, and can experience increased wave activity, though dive conditions generally remain good throughout the year.

PEAK SEASON SCORE

92/100

Excellent

Scores combine air & water temps, waves, wind & rainfall for overall conditions.

BEST MONTHS TO DIVE

MAR

APR

MAY

DIVE SCORE (0–100)	86 JAN	86 FEB	90 MAR	96 APR	90 MAY	75 JUN	75 JUL	75 AUG	75 SEP	75 OCT	87 NOV	88 DEC
AIR TEMP (°C)	27	27	28	28	28	27	27	26	27	27	27	27
WATER TEMP (°C)	29	28	28	30	31	30	30	30	30	30	30	30
WAVES (M)	0.9	0.8	0.7	0.3	0.3	0.4	0.9	0.6	0.8	0.5	0.8	0.7
WIND (KM/H)	17	18	16	13	12	13	17	15	16	14	15	14
RAIN (MM)	3.3	4.7	3.7	3.3	8.5	13.3	15.1	11.9	13.3	12.3	7.0	6.7

DIVE SCORE GUIDE (0–100)

Excellent (90–100)

Very Good (80–89)

Good (70–79)

Moderate (50–69)

Poor (30–49)

Not Recommended (0–29)

Monthly records compiled from satellite and marine observation nodes over the last 3 years. Data provided by Open-Meteo and MET Norway.

Dive Experience & Conditions

Navigating the water at Eva's Point offers divers the sensory impression of a vibrant, living wall. A boat entry is standard, with the journey often involving some gentle rocking depending on surface conditions. Once underwater, divers encounter a vertical reef face adorned with an impressive array of soft and hard corals. The site is characterized by saltwater and typically presents good visibility, though this can vary with recent rainfall, as reported for nearby sites in Campomanes Bay. While specific current information for Eva's Point isn't consistently reported, other sites in the Sipalay area can have current-rich channels, suggesting conditions may vary and should be assessed on-site.

Dive Difficulty & Safety Guidelines

Understanding the parameters for diving Eva's Point is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience. The site involves a wall descent that reaches a maximum depth of 33 meters (108 ft), necessitating at least PADI Open Water Diver certification for shallower sections and Advanced Open Water Diver or Deep Diver for the full depth range. Experienced divers will find rewarding exploration along the deeper wall sections.

Always monitor your bottom time and no-decompression limits, particularly at greater depths. As with any wall dive, maintaining good buoyancy control helps protect the delicate corals and ensures a smooth descent and ascent profile.

Recommended Equipment

Dive Computer

This gear list is based on verified equipment signals for Eva's Point, Philippines. Always confirm final gear choices with your dive operator, guide, or liveaboard.

Recommended Dive Suit

Short-term weather patterns suggest stable conditions for divers visiting the area.

Thermal protection such as dive skin or rash guard is commonly used in similar temperatures.

Recent environmental data from Eva's Point indicates water temperatures near 31°C (87°F). Surface air temperatures are resting at 28°C (83°F).

Eva's Point conditions last reviewed: 17:25 local time (UTC+8), Nov 3, 2026

Emergency & Medical Support

Essential information to help you plan your dive trip to Eva's Point.

Hyperbaric chambers are a critical part of dive safety infrastructure. Availability varies significantly by region, and not all dive areas have immediate access.

Before diving, it's recommended to:

confirm nearest medical facilities
check emergency procedures with local dive operators
ensure dive insurance covers evacuation if required

24/7 Available

Divers Alert Network

Diving emergency assistance available through DAN World.

+1-919-684-9111

24/7 emergency hotline
Diving medical assistance
Evacuation coordination

View official DAN emergency contacts

Emergency contacts are provided for reference. Always verify local emergency services before diving.

Marine Life at Eva's Point

The first thing divers often notice at Eva's Point is the sheer density of coral growth along its wall. Lacy nudibranchs are a common sight, waving their antlers from crevices, often alongside camouflaged lobsters.

Keep an eye out for giant clams nestled among the corals and graceful glass shrimps feeding on soft coral polyps. Shrimpfish are frequently observed moving in synchronized patterns.

Though not guaranteed, sharks, turtles, and even dolphins or whales are listed as common sightings in the broader Sipalay area, suggesting a diverse ecosystem that may occasionally visit this vibrant reef.