Bohol Sea

The Bohol Sea, also known as the Mindanao Sea, is a marginal sea located in the western Pacific Ocean, situated between the Visayas and Mindanao islands of the Philippines. It is bordered by Mindanao to the south, Leyte to the east, Bohol and Cebu to the north, and Negros to the west.

Key features of the Bohol Sea include:

• Location: Philippines, western Pacific Ocean.
• Surrounding Landmasses: Mindanao, Leyte, Bohol, Cebu, Negros.
• Notable Islands: Camiguin Island (known for its volcanoes and hot springs) lies within the Bohol Sea.
• Depths: Reaches significant depths, with trenches and varied underwater topography.
• Marine Life: The sea is known for its diverse marine ecosystem, including coral reefs, various species of fish, and marine mammals. It is a popular destination for diving and snorkeling.
• Economic Importance: The Bohol Sea supports local fishing industries and tourism.
• Rivers: Several rivers from the surrounding islands drain into the Bohol Sea.