Neptune's House

Neptune's House is an advanced dive site in the Anda area of eastern Bohol, Philippines, where underwater rock formations at forty meters create a structure that evokes the dwelling of the sea god. This site combines dramatic geological architecture with the pristine marine conditions that characterize Anda's emerging diving frontier, offering experienced divers an exploration that feels like discovering an underwater temple. The rock formations at Neptune's House create a series of chambers, passages, and overhangs that generate the house-like geometry that inspired the name. The formations provide shelter, creating microhabitats where different marine communities establish themselves based on light, current, and exposure conditions. The overall effect is of an underwater architectural complex that has been claimed by marine life as thoroughly as nature intended. The advanced rating reflects the forty-meter depth and the semi-enclosed environments the formations create. Navigation through the structure requires spatial awareness, while the depth demands the gas management and narcosis awareness that experienced divers possess. Current conditions along Anda's coast add another variable to dive planning. Marine life inhabits every surface and space within Neptune's House. Fish congregate in the sheltered chambers, coral and sponge growth covers the rock surfaces, and the formation's varied environments support high species diversity within a compact area. Neptune's House offers advanced divers one of Anda's most evocative underwater experiences, where geological formations and marine life combine to create a site that genuinely lives up to its mythological name.