Millions of Sardines! Diving the Epic Sardine Run in Moalboal

[@jg465]

The underwater shots were incredible. Most vlogs dont to give a sense of the density or quantum of the sardines. Really felt immersed in this video. Also check out Finn Snow. One of the OG foreign vloggers (think he is from Iceland) that chose to stay in the Philippines to start a diving company. He is based in the Visayas and leads charters to some of the best diving experiences in the Philippines.

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Thank you! I’ll have to check him out!

[@packyho3218]

welcome to cebu Philippines enjoy your adventure ❤🙏👍🇸🇽

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Thanks so much!🥰

[@lindamagalilosser2476]

so many fishies 🐟

[@Jess_and_Dave]

SO many!🐟♥️

[@planning-A1945]

Thumbs up 😍 nice view 😁

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Thanks!☺️♥️

[@Susan-p5j]

How big are the sardines? It’s fascinating how they move together in a large mass.

[@Jess_and_Dave]

They are 6-12 inches long, so pretty small I’d say. I love when they do a big movement together and the light reflects off their scales!🐟

[@X3MAntics]

That southern part of the island is so rich in natural assets when it comes to tourism, it's staggering.
There's countless undiscovered gatorade colored waterfalls, springs and cave systems deep in the mountains, that coastline is so rich in marine life. Too bad the department of tourism and the local officials don't know what they're doing.

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s always great to hear from fellow travelers who appreciate the beauty of Moalboal.

[@cantonchannel2073]

❤❤❤

[@KevinGomez-w7d]

Is this the sardine that you can find fish canned?

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Yes, I believe so😂

[@tuting1965]

​@@Jess_and_Dave yes it is thats why canned sardines in philippines is cheap 😅

[@AdelynOray]

😲❤️❤️👏👏

[@Jess_and_Dave]

🥰♥️