- Circular route around the famed Tubbataha Reef Natural Park
- Log dives in a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Witness the world’s highest population density of coral and sharks
- Search for sharks in the undercut drop-offs of Jessie Beazley Reef
- Dive the coral covered Malayan Wreck
- Explore the Delsan, Black and T wrecks on the South Atoll
DAY 1:
A guide will drive you from the airport or hotel to the boat. Board the vessel between 13:00-17:00 in Puerto Princesa. You will then be assigned a cabin and given a welcome/safety briefing.
DAY 2:
Dive 1: TUBBATAHA Check dive on a very healthy reef with stairs of giant coral tables. It will be our first interaction with sharks and other reef fish..
Dive 2: TUBBATAHA Drift dive on a wall covered by sea fans, we often see hammerhead sharks. Grey sharks and whitetip sharks are always in the area. The very nice reef gives refuge to nurse sharks. We end the dive on the wreck with bumphead parrotfish. The spot of Wall Street is on a sharp corner where powerful currents are appreciated by the grey sharks and schools of juvenile sharks.
Dive 3: TUBBATAHA extraordinary night dive on Malayan Wreck with bumped parrotfish, marble ray and pygmy seahorses as well.
DAY 3:
Dive 4: TUBBATAHA In the blue we'll find a school of hammerheads coming from the deep, the dive ends on a magnificent plateau darkened by schooling jacks.
Dive 5: TUBBATAHA special dive site with a large crack on the reef. This is a hunting place for all type of predators. We can be surprised by any of the big predators such as tiger sharks or hammerheads... The dive continues drifting on a magnificent plateau of corals..
Dive 6: TUBBATAHA a drifting scuba dive above a shining white sand plateau in contrast with Japanese gardens, the sun lighting the corals give an extraordinary dimension to this dive.
Dive 7: TUBBATAHA.
DAY 4:
Dive 8: TUBBATAHA To dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundreds of metres) where we can be surprised by anything such as big pelagics like tiger sharks, hammerheads, grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks and blacktip sharks.
Dive 9: TUBBATAHA Straight wall with strong currents, we can observe whale shark passing but as well manta rays, grey reef sharks, hammerheads. The dive ends on the manta cleaning station.
Dive 10: TUBBATAHA Looking for a school of hammerhead sharks in the blue, we continue on a magnificent coral plateau under the shadow of a school of jack fish.
DAY 5:
Dive 11: TUBBATAHA The biggest cleaning station in Tubbataha reefs is a perfect dive site for the divers. It's a drift dive on a healthy plateau where any sighting can happen as silky sharks, schools of grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks. The most lucky divers will see whale sharks or even the guitar shark.
Dive 12: TUBBATAHA It's a deep wall covered by sea fans for hundreds of metres. We'll be looking for pygmy seahorses.
Dive 13: TUBBATAHA North East corner of the North Atoll where currents are meeting. This drift dive allows the most lucky divers to see the whale sharks and to pass through schools of jack fish or barracudas.
Dive 14: TUBBATAHA Extraordinary ambiance on this plateau covered by acropora tables.
DAY 6:
Dive 15: TUBBATAHA It is an outside reef in the north west of the atolls. An outstanding atmosphere for a dive with extreme feelings. Hammerhead sharks, silky sharks and grey sharks are frequent. The coral garden, very protected, makes gigantics stairs of acropora. The current there is sometimes strong and attracts the big pelagics and the whale sharks to eat plankton.
Dive 16: TUBBATAHA
Dive 17: TUBBATAHA A special wall covered by soft corals and barrel sponges. We'll meet reef sharks and a school of juvenile sharks as well.
DAY 7:
Return to Port of Puerto Princesa, the disembarkation is from 08:00-11:00, we will drive you to the airport or to your hotel in Puerto Princesa.
Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.
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