Takot Shoal
About Takot Shoal
Takot Shoal, sometimes called the “sunken island,” is a sloping reef dive in the San Juan area of Siquijor. The dive typically begins around 12 m and descends down to about 40 m, making it suited to more experienced divers. Divers can expect attractive coral formations and encounters with a variety of reef life, including sea turtles, colorful reef fish, exotic critters, and seahorses. Some current may be present on the site.
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Takot Shoal Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
12m - 40m
Depth Note
Sloping profile, starting at about 12 m and descending to around 40 m.
Typical Conditions
A sloping dive with the possibility of current.
Safety & Access At Takot Shoal
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Some current may be encountered; the depth range makes this better suited to advanced divers.
Local Intel For Takot Shoal
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Scuba
Advanced sloping dive from roughly 12 m down to about 40 m with possible current.
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Exposure Profile at Takot Shoal
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