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Pick three Boracay sites for an easy photo day. AOW divers, macro life, max 25m, avoid strong current.

I would shortlist Angol Point, Friday's Rock, and Crocodile Island on a calm morning. I would not lead with Yapak for this request because it is a deeper wall site and can involve stronger current. AI ranks by diver level, current exposure, depth comfort, photo goals, and travel friction.

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Angol Point92%
Friday's Rock84%
Crocodile Island78%
Yapak45%

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Tubbataha Reef

📍 Sulu Sea, Philippines

Wall Reef UNESCO

★★★★★ 4.9 (342 logs)

Remote UNESCO World Heritage reef system. Exceptional visibility (20–30m), manta rays, sharks, and pristine walls to 40m. Liveaboard only.

Sipadan Island

📍 Sabah, Malaysia

Wall Iconic

★★★★★ 4.9 (891 logs)

World-famous for barracuda and jackfish tornadoes. Vertical wall from surface to 600m. Permits strictly limited to 120 divers/day.

SS Thistlegorm

📍 Red Sea, Egypt

Wreck Historic

★★★★☆ 4.8 (1,204 logs)

WWII British supply ship. Cargo holds packed with motorcycles, trucks, and ammunition. One of the world's best wreck dives at 18–32m.

Boracay — Yapak

📍 Aklan, Philippines

Wall Drift

★★★★☆ 4.6 (178 logs)

The Blue Hole at Boracay's north tip — a dramatic wall starting at 6m and dropping beyond 60m. Strong currents bring pelagics including hammerheads.

Manta Point — Nusa Penida

📍 Bali, Indonesia

Reef Mantas

★★★★★ 4.8 (547 logs)

World-class manta ray cleaning station. Mantas present year-round at 5–20m. Strong thermoclines — cold water (22–24°C) in upwelling season.

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