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Many divers heard about a sardine run along South African waters. There is also another place of uniquely large aggregation of sardines at the western coast of Cebu island in Philippines. The sardines are resident there, therefore it is not a "run". They used to be around Pescador island, but then one day they moved to Moalboal at the main island of Cebu. The place has a reef wall and the fish shoals stay along the wall. This spectacle attracts many visitors: snorkelers, free divers and SCUBA divers. There can be so many boats moored at one time that boats start mooring to each other. Amazingly, the sardines do not seem to care about the people. They do keep distance from bubbles and divers but not too far. The overall experience of swimming through millions of sardines is surreal.
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