Location & Map
Romblon Province is located at the end of the Verde Island Passage between Luzon and the Visayan Islands – not only at the geographical center of the Philippines but also at the “center of center of biodiversity”. Romblon Island is not bigger than 50 square kilometers and famous for its authentic charm and the friendly people you find here. Until now only a few divers found their way to Romblon Island. But most of them will come back again….
Season
Rainy season from July to September. Diving conditions are usually good to very good for the rest of the year (beginning of October to end of June).
Diving & Dive Map
Romblon is the perfect dive destination for fans of rare macro and super macro critters, underwater macro and super macro photographers but also divers, who enjoy scuba diving in untouched dive sites. Our dive spots in Romblon are highly diverse.
Transfers
Recommended options
Monday - Domestic flight to Tablas Airport TBH
Tuesday - 2GO Travel from Batangas to Odiongan, pick up in Manila before 16:00 (departure 21:00), overnight trip
Wednesday - Domestic flight to Tablas Airport TBH
Thursday - 2GO Travel from Batangas to Odiongan – pick up in Manila before 5:00 in the morning
Friday - domestic flight to Tablas Airport TBH
Saturday - domestic flight to RXS, pick up in Roxas before 12:00
Sunday - domestic flight to Tablas, TBH
Land tours
- Tiamban Beach, Bonbon Beach, San Pedro Beach (Talipasak)
- Agpanabat Turtle Sanctuary
- Sunbird Ridge, Lonos
- Calvario del Romblon
- Biniray / Ati-Atihan Festival
- Anchorbay Watersports
- Romblon Yacht Club
- Mount Guiting-Guiting, Sibuyan National Park, Sibuyan Island
- Motorbike or Tricycle tour around the island
- Island Hopping Tour to Logbon, Alad and Cobrador
- Hiking in Romblon Island
- Night hiking / Insect and Phasmids Tour
- Romblon Town and Marble Tour
- St. Joseph Church, Romblon Town
- Fort San Andres, Romblon Town
Partner Resorts
The Three P Holiday & Dive Resort and Ducks Diving Romblon offers a unique diving experience. They are exploring Romblon’s unique dive sites and keep record of all the species they find.