Dive site · access from Coron, Palawan

Kogyo Maru

The Kogyo Maru rests on its starboard side, roughly 22m to 34m, with six holds, an engine room and bridge to penetrate.

Depth
22–34m
Current
Mild
Minimum level
Advanced open water
Access
Boat
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The case for it

Why dive here

  • Auxiliary cargo ship on its starboard side with construction cargo, including a bulldozer, still in the holds
  • Soft and hard coral cover; nudibranchs, batfish, groupers and the occasional passing ray

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What may rule it out

  • Advanced open water certification is the stated minimum.

Access and timing

Plan this through Coron, Palawan

Best overall months: Mar, Apr, May. Check the destination planner for operating season, wildlife and other matching sites.

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Wildlife

Seen around Coron, Palawan

rareoccasionalcommonly seenpeak seasondestination closed

These are destination-level records, not confirmed sightings at Kogyo Maru.

Bigeye trevally
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Giant moray
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Great barracuda
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Mandarinfish
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Longfin batfish
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Sources & last checked

Checked July 2026

Research is source-backed, but conditions and fees should still be confirmed locally.

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Note on the data: Coordinates are approximate; not surveyed dive-site GPS.