Explore an underwater wreckage surrounded by ocean marine life in Bali's deep blue sea.

Water & SailingSoutheast Asia

Wreck diving specialty

Coron, Philippines

How long

~12 days

steady pace

What it costs

$600 – $1,300

$79/day

Starting level

Intermediate+

some grounding expected

Best months

Nov-May

7-month window

I want in

Photo by Emma Li on Unsplash

A bay full of shallow WWII Japanese wrecks: the cheapest place in the world to build real wreck-penetration hours. Give it 12 days and you leave with PADI Wreck Diver, plus a skill your body keeps long after the tan fades.

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  1. A bay full of shallow WWII Japanese wrecks: the cheapest place in the world to build real wreck-penetration hours. 21 other cities on this map teach water & sailing too - the reason to pick this one over them is what's above.

While you're out there

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Right, how do you actually do this?

We don't sell wreck diving specialty in Coron. The good schools do. Here's the honest way to get from reading this to booking it:

  1. Expect to pay $600 – $1,300about $79 a day. Well above that is usually a tourist markup.
  2. Aim for Nov-MayLine up dates before you pay a deposit.
  3. Book directly on the school's own websiteSkip marketplaces and resellers, they mark up the same course.
  4. Know a school here? Tell usSend us the name and we'll add it as a real listing for the next person.
  5. Stack it into a Philippines trip2 things worth learning there.

Atlas maps and prices this. It doesn't sell it. Costs are researched estimates to plan around, not a live quote; confirm current dates and price with the school directly before you pay anything.

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