Amun Ini Resort is a 16-room resort, set on a three-hectare beachfront property located in the municipality of Anda, Bohol, Philippines. This beach resort in Bohol is accessible from either Manila or Cebu City, the two major points of entry to the Philippines from many countries. Built to provide a fantastic view of a crystal clear blue sea that boasts of a 15-kilometre long coral reef, Amun Ini offers endless attractions for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts.

The adventurous guest has a choice of water activities ranging from scuba diving and snorkelling to kayaking and paddleboarding. They can arrange mountain bike trips for those who wish to explore the surrounding hills and villages. The spa and the peaceful and isolated rural setting provide an unparalleled relaxing experience. The Anda resort offers peace and solitude, key ingredients to escape the hectic and stressful city life.

Nestled above the white sand beach, overlooking the clear blue waters of Bohol Sea with Camiguin Island at the horizon, the kidney-shaped infinity pool gives a relaxing view. Laze on one of the “sploungers” that are immersed in the ankle-deep waters of the pool’s first step or relax on a lounging chair laid out on a small patch of green at the poolside.

Amun ini Dive provides you with the best opportunity to enjoy and experience this beautiful underwater paradise. Explore the 33 dive sites located mostly less than 15 minutes from the dive shop. Dives sites range from breathtaking wall diving with large schools of fish as well as a mind-blowing variety of critters such as pygmy sea horse, thorny seahorses, endless nudibranchs , shrimps, crabs, blue ring octopus, mimic octopus, wunderpus, mandarin fish and many more. Guests are encouraged to let the well trained dive master and instructor staff know what they would like to see so the  guides can choose the dive site accordingly.

The dive centre boasts and oversized briefing and equipment facility, well-suited to professional photographers and videographers. They have 2 guided dives in the morning and in the afternoon, a mandarin dive at 5 pm and night dive at 6pm.