Navis 1 Liveaboard, Philippines

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing. The trip begins in the town of Coron, where you’ll get the chance to see Coron Island and dive into Barracuda Lake! This area is famous for its sharp limestone cliffs and brilliant emerald-green water.
Dive 1: Twin Peaks
Dive 2: Barracuda Lake

Day 2:
WWII Wrecks.
Our second day of diving is based out of Sangat Bay, where most of the Japanese World War 2 shipwrecks are located. These wrecks were sunk in a battle 80 years ago, and since have become meccas for marine life.
Dive 3: Olympia Maru
Dive 4: Kogyo Maru
Dive 5: Ekkai Maru
Dive 6: Lusong Gunboat

Day 3:
Islands.
We’ll begin the day with 2 of the best shipwreck dives in the area. After drying off, enjoy a beautiful picnic lunch on a nearby beach where you can take in the sun rays and snorkel if you’d like! Our final stop for the day will be Black Island, where there’s one final wreck and a night dive awaiting us!
Dive 7: IJNS Akitsushima
Dive 8: Okikawa Maru
Dive 9: Nanshin Maru
Dive 10: Black Island Reef (night)

Day 4:
Dugongs.
Day four begins with the unique opportunity to dive with the majestic, and strange, dugong! Enjoy watching them feed on seagrass and play around in the shallow water. You’ll notice a difference in marine life and visibility here on the north side of the island, and after saying goodbye to the dugongs we’ll explore two more diving sites on our way to Apo Reef!
Dive 11: Dugong Sanctuary
Dive 12: Demipac Island
Dive 13: Colocoto Rocks

Day 5:
Apo Reef.
Don’t miss the beautiful sunrise over Apo National Park on the morning of day five. This area is among the world’s best diving spots, famous for its great visibility, plentiful and diverse marine life, and dramatic coral walls. Be on the lookout for manta rays and hammerheads during this day’s four dives!
Dive 14: South Corner
Dive 15: Shark Airport
Dive 16: Ego Wall
Dive 17: Mabuti

Day 6:
Apo Reef.
Enjoy two more dives at Apo Reef before we start making the journey back to Coron Town. Relax on the top deck with a drink during the afternoon and watch out for schools of dolphins cruising by! Late in the afternoon, we’ll stop at Nanga Island, a small fishing community in which you’ll have the opportunity to see an authentically Filipino style of living. We’ll end the day with some cool sunset drinks, followed by our last dinner and a party to cap the night off!
Dive 18: South Corner
Dive 19: Ego Wall

Day 7:
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure, or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing. While the primary focus of these dives is to ensure safe diving practices and boost the comfortability of our divers, you’ll immediately be thrown into world-class dive sites overflowing with life. The two dives will occur after check-in and briefings, and on the way to Apo Reef.
Dive 1: Diwaran Island
Dive 2: Rainbow Rocks

Day 2:
Wake up on day two of our dive trip to a beautiful sunrise over Apo Reef National Park. Diving in Apo Reef is renowned for its incredible visibility, dramatic coral walls, and abundant large marine life. This day includes four diving sites situated around Apo Island where you’ll have the chance to see sharks, rays, turtles, and much more! Note that the exact dive site is subject to change as we continuously monitor where the action is.
Dive 3: South Corner
Dive 4: Ego Wall
Dive 5: Mabuti
Dive 6: Aladdin

Day 3:
Apo Island
Another day is packed with four dives; our third day of diving will take us to the expansive Apo Lagoon! Here you’ll have the chance to see the same large marine life as Apo Island, as well as smaller, rare creatures like the elusive ghost pipefish. The lagoon offers a pristine environment for snorkeling and a relaxing swim in the afternoon, and we’ll end the day with a night dive in a small fishing boat wreck.
Dive 7: Apo 29
Dive 8: Shark Airport
Dive 9: Apo 5
Dive 10: Apo Shipwreck

Day 4:
Apo Reef.
Our last day of diving will begin with a return to Apo Island for two dives, followed by an afternoon of relaxation and sunbathing on the top deck as we begin the journey back to Coron. At sunset we’ll make a stop at a small fishing village on Nanga Island for you to enjoy a truly authentic Philippines experience. Then, dinner back on the boat and a party to celebrate a successful trip!
Dive 11: South Corner
Dive 12: Ego Wall

Day 5:
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure, or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-6:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 7:
2 dives on the last day. 

Day 8:
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure, or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 3:
2 dives on the last day. 

Day 4:
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure, or other similar reasons

Day 1:
Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing. Famous for its spectacular limestone cliffs and clear water, Coron Island is also home to some of Palawan’s most pristine coral reefs. After
A check dive will give you the chance to swim in Barracuda Lake, a brackish water gem located just inside Coron Island. The first day will end with a dive into the famous Japanese Second World War wrecks.
Dive 1: Twin Peaks
Dive 2: Kogyo Maru
Dive 3: Lusong Gunboat

Day 2:
Linapacan - 4 dives.
Make sure to wake up early on day two to see a beautiful sunrise over the island of Culion. Dive sites for our second day will be focused on the Linapacan area, an untouched paradise for divers that features some of the most diverse, healthy coral reefs on the planet. In the late afternoon, you’ll have the chance to tour around the area’s capital town of San Miguel and even sing karaoke with the locals! The day’s activities will conclude with a shallow night dive amongst some of the ocean’s strangest creatures.
Dive 4: Kaleidoscope
Dive 5: Meadows
Dive 6: Pedro’s Reef
Dive 7: San Miguel Pier

Day 3:
Northern Tip of Palawan - 3 dives.
The final day of diving takes us to the northern tip of Palawan Island, where our best chance of seeing megafauna is. Good visibility, many sightings, and the remoteness of this area make it one of our best diving spots. After three dives, we’re off to the beach to catch some sun! We’ll end the day with some cool sunset drinks, followed by our last dinner and party to cap the night off!
Dive 8: Cotton Candyland
Dive 9: Luluan Rock
Dive 10: Pating Reef

Day 4:
Check-out from the yacht.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure, or other similar reasons