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Alona Divers

About Alona Divers

Alona Beach is probably the most beautiful, and surely the most developed beach on Panglao. Located at the Southwest of the island, this beach is about one and a half kilometers long, lined with nice resorts, which are great to stay for some time, a number of well equiped diving establishments and pleasant places to eat out. A long stretch of white sand facing the Mindanao Sea, probably the only drawback of the beach are the large numbers of sea urchins that inhabit the water, starting some twenty or thirty meters out of the coast. You will just have to be careful when wading. Alona has many full-service beach and dive resorts. Excellent scuba diving spots are nearby, examples are Balicasag and Pamilacan Islands.

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Alona Beach, TawalaPanglao Island, Bohol6340 Philippines
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