
A gentle coral slope in front of Pamilacan's 200-year-old Spanish watchtower, on the island's northeast side.
Spanish Tower sits on Pamilacan's northeast side, named for the one surviving tower of a 200-year-old Spanish-era fort onshore. The dive itself is a gentle slope with striking coral gardens and scattered boulders — good for diving and snorkeling alike.
Turtles, octopus, cuttlefish, bluefin trevally, and nudibranchs are all regularly seen, making this one of the more relaxed, wildlife-rich dives on the island.