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I went diving yesterday with Rhonson Ng to get photos of Sarangani Province, for a feature story for PAL Mabuhay Magazine. We went to Lemlunay Dive Resort in Tinoto, Maasim, Sarangani Province. Home of South Point Divers. We did two dives hoping to take a snapshot of the resident Napoleon Wrasse,
08.31.2009| Featured, Tinoto | Leonard Pe
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When Typhoon Kiko hit the northern part of the Philippines, Gensan and Sarangani also experienced heavy rains. The Sarangani Bay received a battery of waves that sadly destroyed a lot of corals. Yes, a lot of them literally. When we entered the water, I was stunned by the destruction these
08.10.2009| Featured, Tinoto | Leonard Pe
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Yep, we came back to this awesome place for my final dive to complete my training. It was a cloudy day and there were still many particles floating in the water, visibility was still crappy in a sense. It was the first time, I've reached 80 feet. There seems to be a thermocline but it was manageabl
07.27.2009| Featured, Tinoto | Leonard Pe
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For my third open water training dive, we went to John's place in Tinoto, Maasim, Sarangani Province, just a few meters away from Lemlunay Dive Resort. The entry point is a rocky beach, it's best to enter this area during high tide since just a few feet from the shore, corals are already visible a
07.19.2009| Tinoto | Leonard Pe
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My first dive into the inner space. I have been snorkeling a lot but this is my first time to really dive to about 20 feet below the surface. I was just overwhelmed by the beauty of nature we seldom see. Just in front of the Lemlunay Dive Resort is the Tinoto Wall, about 10 meters from the entry po
04.26.2009| Featured, Tinoto | Leonard Pe
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