
A flat sandy expanse on Anda's quiet east coast, thick with panda clownfish, porcelain crabs, and frogfish.
Suba Sanctuary sits off Anda, on Bohol's quiet eastern coast — a flat sandy area starting at 7–8m and sloping to 30–35m, with colorful corals and vibrant anemones scattered across it. It's muck and sand diving rather than a wall, rewarding a slow, close look.
Panda clownfish, porcelain crabs, shrimp, frogfish, and pipefish are the draw here, and the site suits everyone from Discover Scuba divers to experienced macro hunters.