Doljo Point

Also known as: Duljo Point

Doljo Point lies at the outer edge of the Doljo reef where a coral slope turns into a steep wall. The reef is covered in huge gorgonians, barrel sponges and green elephant ear sponges in which giant frogfish hide. Currents can be strong and bring barracuda, Spanish mackerel and other pelagic fish, and Seaquest reports thresher sharks and mobula rays. The site is sheltered during the south-west Habagat wind, and Alona Divers notes that it can also be reached by car with a shore entry.

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