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South Corner

South Corner at Apo Reef, for our money, is where you go when you want that big-blue, current-swept feeling. It's not always a drift, but when it is, it’s a ride. We often find ourselves just hanging in the blue, eyes peeled, because anything could cruise by. The reef itself isn’t the star here, though you’ll still spot plenty of Limespot Butterflyfish darting about. What we love are those moments when schools of Blue-lined Tang shimmer past, or a lone Needle-tooth Moray pokes its head out from a coral crevice. Our favourite way to dive South Corner is to drop in the morning, ideally before the wind picks up, and just let the current dictate the pace. Keep an eye out for the Leopard Blenny, they're surprisingly common here if you look close. You’ll feel the surge, even on calmer days, a constant reminder of the open ocean. This is definitely a site for divers comfortable with some movement and who appreciate the thrill of looking out into the blue.