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Giant Clams Sanctuary

Protected giant-clam reef with a shallow wall and turtles

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Guided sanctuary dive in Anda with a shallow reef top, steeper outer wall, and a strong fit for reef, macro, and turtle-focused plans.

About Giant Clams Sanctuary

This protected reef in Anda, Bohol sits inside the Virgen marine sanctuary and combines a shallow coral garden with a steeper wall and sandy bottom. Giant clams are the headline, with green turtles, barracuda, moray eels, and other reef life along the reef edge. Plan it as a guided sanctuary dive with a clear reef-to-wall profile.

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Research Estimate At Giant Clams Sanctuary

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AccessChallenging entry effort
CoralMixed health
Aquatic LifeGreat variety
FacilitiesBasic facilities
Crowd / PopularityFew visitors

Where Is Giant Clams Sanctuary?

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Giant Clams Sanctuary Planning Details

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Reported Depth

5m - 30m

Depth Note

Coral garden on a 5–10 m plateau followed by a drop-off to around 30 m.

Typical Conditions

Protected reef-top diving with a coral garden, an outer wall, and a sandy bottom; best approached as a planned sanctuary dive.

Safety & Access At Giant Clams Sanctuary

Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.

Key Hazards

Restricted access

Safety Notes

Located inside a protected marine sanctuary with no fishing; follow local marine-protection rules.

Access Restrictions

Protected marine sanctuary; no fishing in this area.

Legal Notes

No-fishing sanctuary rules apply; follow local guidance and avoid touching the clams or reef structure.

Local Intel For Giant Clams Sanctuary

Community notes to help plan your visit.

Scuba Diving

Suitable for a reef-and-wall scuba dive, starting shallow and progressing down the wall to about 30 m.

Freediving

The shallow top can suit controlled breath-hold work, but the wall and blue-water edge are better handled conservatively.

Snorkeling

Snorkeling is most useful over the shallow coral-and-clam area on calm days; the wall is better left to scuba.

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Giant Clams Sanctuary Guide - Sources and Updates

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Research Sources

Local Anda dive-center context with guided small-group diving and snorkeler-friendly operations.

tourism.bohol.gov.ph · Official Tourism
Published Apr 13, 2023

Official Bohol tourism portal noting Anda in the provincial dive-expedition rollout.

www.diving-scene.com · Community
Published Aug 29, 2022

Independent Anda dive write-up describing the area as resort-based, fish/turtle-rich, and relatively uncrowded.

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