Take you into the Philippine diving mecca-bari casa!

Bari Casa Island (Balicasag), one of the best diving holy places in the Philippines, is 45 minutes away from Mint Island. It has the famous Bari Casa Fault and is said to have a 3000-foot seabed drop. It has been listed as a protected seabed area by the World United Nations Organization. The landscape is quite magnificent. Barikasa Island is a top diving paradise, rich in coral and fish. All kinds of coral reef fish swim around in groups, a few meters underwater, more than 50cm long big fish can be seen everywhere

The most special thing about Baricassa Island is that the entire Baricassa Island stands on the bottom of the sea like a huge pillar. 100 meters offshore is a fault. The sea under the fault is bottomless, beautiful and fearful. On the fault is a variety of corals and a large number of fish, which has been listed as a protected Haiti area by the United Nations.

There are five diving spots around Baricasa Island.

1. Black Forest

The most famous dive point in Barikasa, there are large dark green corals like black forest between 35-45 meters below the cliff. There is a submarine grassland about 10 meters above the cliff, which is the canteen for turtles. The edge of the cliff at a depth of about 15 meters is covered with various types of soft and hard corals, which are colorful and very beautiful. The famous Jack Storm also often appears here.

2. Marine Sanctuary, Marine Reserve

Baricasa's most famous fault is here, with corals and tropical fish of various colors, colorful. The cliff outside the diving point is a large fault, with a vertical drop from 6 meters to 60 meters, and below 60 meters is a steep slope with no bottom. When diving here, keep an eye on your depth chart. This is a favorite of many technical deep diving divers.

3. Rudy's Rock

Next to the dive is the cliff, near the Black Forest. Huge tuna and trigger fish can often be seen here. When you are of good character, you can meet bat trembling, and there are more soft corals on the edge of the cliff.

4. diver's heaven

At the bottom of the cliff, there are often small groups of sea wolves chasing large groups of sardines. When the schools of fish pass by quickly, you can hear the swish sound when they turn collectively, and when they are surrounded by the schools of fish, they are even more dazzled and dazzled. In addition, huge sea fans can be seen.

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The undersea life here is very rich. On a clear day, you can see very beautiful light, just like the glory of a church.

If diving is the main purpose of your visit to the Philippines, then the Baricassa Fault is definitely a diving point you cannot miss!

If you can, I'll see you in the sea ~ ~