Sabang Wreck

Sabang Wreck is a wreck dive site located in Sabang Bay, Puerto Galera, close to Sabang Beach, and is among the nearest dive sites accessible from that shore. The site is commonly described as a group of three wrecks scattered over sand — two wooden wrecks and one steel boat in varying condition — sitting at depths that reach a maximum of around 8 metres, making it a naturally shallow dive with a bottom of sand and wreck structure that has taken on artificial reef growth and serves as fish shelter.

Marine life at the site includes sea turtles, batfish, moray eels, starfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, surgeonfish, cardinalfish, shrimps, gobies, wrasse, hawkfish, pufferfish, scorpion fish, stone fish, and frogfish, with the site also noted as a productive night-dive macro location. The wrecks are described as photogenic and popular, and batfish are reported as a common resident presence.

All dives here are guided boat dives launched from Sabang Beach; there is no self-guided access. Current is mild to variable, visibility is good, and the site is considered suitable for beginner-level divers. Because conditions, traffic, and the day's dive plan can affect the experience, the specific depth and level should be confirmed before entering the water.