This dive site, Napoleon Wall, is located at the deeper end of Neptune’s Land. It features a captivating wall formation, though the site's recommended maximum depth is 25 meters. The wall itself is noted to extend deeper, from approximately 28 to 38 meters, making it a vibrant gathering point for various schooling fish. There is no specific history or story provided, but its name suggests the frequent sightings of the impressive Napoleon wrasse.
Divers can expect to observe impressive schools of snappers, rainbow runners, and mackerels frequenting the wall. Occasionally, the majestic Napoleon wrasse can also be sighted here, adding to the allure of the site. While specific coral types aren't explicitly mentioned, a healthy wall ecosystem typically includes a variety of hard and soft corals, along with smaller reef fish and invertebrates contributing to its biodiversity.
The best time to visit this dive site would generally align with the dry season in the Philippines (typically November to May) to ensure optimal conditions and visibility. It's an excellent site for wide-angle photography due to the large schools of fish. For freedivers, the average depth of 12 meters makes it accessible, with the opportunity to explore the shallower sections of the wall and observe the bustling marine life.
