Seadoors Liveaboard, Philippines

Day 1:

Meet & greet at the airport or hotel. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing. 

Day 2:

Dive 1: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / Check Dive north plateau. 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 Malayan / Malayan Wreck. 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 shark. We end the dive on the wreck with Bumphead Parrotfishes. The spot of Wall Street is on a sharp corner in powerful current appreciated by the grey sharks and schools of juvenile sharks. Night dive on Malayan Wreck with the Bumphead Parrotfishes and the turtles.

Dive 3: Tubbataha Malayan / Night Malayan Wreck. extraordinary night dive on Malayan Wreck with bumped parrot fish, marble ray and pygmy seahorses as well.

Day 3:

Dive 4: Tubbataha Ko-Ok / North wall. In the blue we'll find the school of hammerheads coming from the deep, the dive ends on a magnificent plateau darken by a school of jacks.

Dive 5: Tubbataha Delsan / Crack. 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 as tiger sharks or hammerheads... The dive continues drifting on a magnificent plateau of corals.

Dive 6: Tubbataha Trigger / Triggerfish city. A drifting scuba dive above a shining white sand plateau in contrast with Japanese gardens, the sun lightning the corals give an extraordinary dimension to this dive.

Dive 7: Tubbataha Light House / Staghorn Point.

Day 4:

Dive 8: Tubbataha Black Rock / Cleaning station. To dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundreds of meters) where we can be surprised by anything as big pelagics, Tiger sharks, hammerheads grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks and blacktip sharks.

Dive 9: Tubbataha Black Rock / North Wall. Strait wall with strong currents, we can observe whale shark passing but as well manta rays, grey reef sharks, hammerheads. The dive ends at the manta cleaning station.

Dive 10: Tubbataha Ko-Ok / South wall. 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 fishes.

Day 5:

Dive 11: Tubbataha Shark Airport/cleaning station. 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 luckiest divers will see whale sharks or even the guitar shark.

Dive 12: Tubbataha Shark Airport / Seafan Alley. It's a deep wall covered by sea fans on hundreds meters. We'll be looking for pygmy seahorses.

Dive 13: Tubbataha Shark Airport / Washing Machine. North East corner of the North Atoll where currents are meeting. These drift dive allow the mostly divers to see the whale sharks and to pass through schools of jackfish or barracudas.

Dive 14: Tubbataha Terraces / Coral Tables. Extraordinary ambiance on this plateau covered by Acropora tables.

Day 6:

Dive 15: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / North Plateau. 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 gigantic stairs of macropores. The current is there sometimes strong and attracts the big pélagiques and the whale sharks to eat plankton.

Dive 16: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / North East Wall.

Dive 17: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / South Plateau. A special wall covered by soft corals and barrel sponges. We'll meet reef sharks and school of juvenile sharks as well.

Day 7:

Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

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

Day 2:
Dive 1: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Thresher Shark. A unique cleaning station for thresher sharks, flights of mobula rays.
Dive 2: Malapascua monad Shoal / Manta Point. Dive where mantas are often passing by and as well thresher sharks.
Dive 3: Malapascua Gato Island / Tunnel. The tunnel passage which crosses the island covered with yellow anemones, whitetip sharks spectators, pygmies seahorses, harlequin shrimps, and spider crabs.
Dive 4: Malapascua Gato Island / Whitetip Alley. canyon with its white tip reef sharks and catsharks. during night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macrofauna as spanish dancers, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and many kinds of nudis...
 

Day 3:
Dive 5: Maripipi Sambawan Island / South Island. Easy drifting scuba dive on a rocky bottom. there are massives fallen rocks and canyons dressed in soft corals, rich in barracudas and angel fishes.
Dive 6: Maripipi Sambawan island / Bullshark Reef. Magnificent high bottom, well preserved coral, abundant fauna white and blacktip sharks.
Dive 7: Maripipi Sambawan Island / Black Forest. A mess of black coral with different fluorescent colors. the dive end up into canyons covered by giant sea fans.
Canyon with its white tip reef sharks and catsharks. during night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macrofauna as spanish dancers, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and many kinds of nudis...

Day 4:
Dive 8: Malapascua Kimud Shoal / Hammerhead Point. In season will gives the opportunity to interact with the school of hammerhead sharks.
Dive 9: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Thresher shark. A unique cleaning station for thresher sharks, flights of mobula rays.
Dive 10: Malapascua Kalangaman Island / Black Forest.  

Day 5:
Dive 11: View Point. 80m deep wall and much more in the blue. at our bottom, we'll be looking for sharks, and on the wall for extraordinary macro as frogfish, pygmy seahorse, ribbon eels, etc ...
Dive 12: Bohol Cabilao / Lighthouse. Very deep wall (+80m), we'll be looking for school of jacks, school of barracudas or else white tip reef sharks and hammerheads during a season.
Dive 13: Bohol Cabilao / Fallen Tree. Quite dive along the plateau looking for macro and turtles.

Day 6:
Dive 14: Cebu Oslob / Tanawan. Dive with whale sharks.
Dive 15: Cebu Sumilon Island / Drift corner. Drift dive with strong currents. We can find black tip sharks and white tip reef sharks along the reef.
Dive 16: Bohol Balicasag / Black Forest. Black forest wall 45 m deep with sea fans, corals, barracudas, uncountable turtles, schools of jack fishes.

Day 1:

Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2:
Dive 1: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Thresher shark. A unique cleaning station for thresher sharks, flights of mobula rays. 
Dive 2: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Manta Point. Dive where mantas are often passing by and as well thresher sharks.
Dive 3: Malapascua Gato Island / Tunnel, the tunnel passage which crosses the island covered with yellow anemones, whitetip sharks spectators, pygmies seahorses, Harlequin shrimps and spider crabs. 
Dive 4: Malapascua Gato Island / White tip Alley. Canyon with its white tip reef sharks and cat sharks. During night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macrofauna as spanish dancers, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and lots of of nudis. 

Day 3: 
Dive 5: Maripipi Sambawan Island / Bullshark Reef. magnificent high bottom, well-preserved coral, abundant fauna white and blacktip sharks. 
Dive 6: Maripipi Sambawan Island / Black Forest, a mess of black coral with different fluorescent colors. The dive end up into Canyons covered by giant sea fans. 
Dive 7: Maripipi Sambawan Island / South Islet. Easy drifting scuba dive on a rocky bottom. There are massives fallen rocks and canyons dressed in soft corals, rich in barracudas and angelfishes. 
Canyon with it's white tip reef sharks and catsharks. During night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macrofauna as spanish dancers, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and lots of nudis .... 

Day 4: 
Dive 8: Malapascua Kimud Shoal / Hammerhead Point. In season will gives the opportunity to interact with the school of hammerhead sharks. 
Dive 9: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Manta Point. Dive where Manta is often passing by and as well thresher sharks. 
Dive 10: Camotes Tulang Island / Subway. It is a straight wall with an overhand in the wall done by sea erosion, totally covered by giant sea fans. You can spot barracudas hunting, as well as school of fish.

Day 5: 
Dive 11: Southern Leyte Limasawa / Sanctuary. Deep wall, wonderful coral garden, huge sea fans, an whale sharks on the season.
Dive 12: Southern Leyte Pintuyan / Whale Shark watching. Old local fishermen are looking for whale sharks for us. We'll be snorkeling with whale sharks for 2 hours.
Dive 13: Southern Leyte Pintuyan / Sonok Point. Untouched coral garden with its frogfish, ghost pipefish, and pygmy seahorses.

Day 6: 
Dive 14: Southern Leyte Napantao / North Garden. one of the top ten dives in the Visayas, as much by the diversity of the Flora and the fauna as by the density, black Coral, Seafans, pygmies seahorses, Exploration of an underwater river of fresh water which develops a particular ecosystem. Sometimes whale shark in the South of the island.
Dive 15: Southern Leyte Napantao / South Wall. This part of the wall is covered by black corals. The macrofauna is very surprising as xeno crabs saw blade shrimps ... At the end of de dive, we'll be looking for the white tip reef sharks sleeping in small caves.
Dive 16: Southern Leyte Napantao / Canyons. 

Day 7:

Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons (Please note that night dives are not allowed in Marine Parks)

Days 2-8:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 9:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-4:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 5:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 6:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.
 

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons (Please note that night dives are not allowed in Marine Parks)

Day 1:

Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2:
Dive 1: Tubbataha checkdive 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 seafans, where 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 on Wall Street is on a sharp corner in a powerful current, appreciated by the gray sharks and schools of juvenile sharks. Night dive on a Malayan wreck with the bumphead parrot fish and the turtles.
Dive 3: Tubbataha extraordinary night dive on a Malayan wreck with bumped parrot fish, marble rays, and pygmy seahorses as well.

Day 3:
Dive 4: Tubbataha to dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundreds of meters) where we can be surprised by anything from big pelagics to tiger sharks, hammerhead grey reef sharks, white-tip reef sharks, and black-tip sharks.
Dive 5: Tubbataha Strait Wall with Strong Currents: We can observe whale sharks passing, as well as manta rays, grey reef sharks, hammerheads, etc. The dive ends at the manta cleaning station.
Dive 6: Tubbataha, a drifting scuba dive above a shinning white sand plateau in contrast with Japanese gardens, the sun, lightning, and corals give an extraordinary dimension to this dive.
Dive 7: Tubbataha.

Day 4:
Dive 8: Tubbataha in the blue, we'll find a school of hammerheads coming from the deep. The dive ends on a magnificient plateau darkened by a school of jacks.
Dive 9: Tubbataha is a special dive site with a large crack on the reef. This is a hunting place for all types of predators. We can be surprised by any of the big predators, such as tiger sharks or hammerheads. The dive continued drifting on a magnificent plateau of corals.
Dive 10: Tubbataha to dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundreds of meters) where we can be surprised by anything from big pelagics to tiger sharks, hammerhead grey reef sharks, white-tip reef sharks, and black-tip sharks.

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, such as silky sharks, schools of grey reef sharks, or 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 seafans on hundreds of meters. We'll be looking for pymy seahorses.
Dive 13: Tubbataha, north-east corner of the north atoll, where currents are meeting. This drift dive allows the mostluchy divers to see the whale sharks and pass through schools of jackfish, or barracudas.
Dive 14: Tubbataha has an extraordinary ambiance on this plateau covered by acropora tables.

Day 6:
Dive 15: Tubbataha has an extraordinary ambiance on this plateau covered by acropora tables.
Dive 16: Tubbataha: This corner covered by soft corals is hit by strong currents, which are appreciated by grey reef sharks and schools of juvenile sharks.
Dive 17: Tubbataha deep wall (65m) covered by giant seafans, where we can find groups of denise pygmy seahorse.

Day 7:
Dive 18: Tubbataha
Dive 19: 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, has gigantic acropores. The current is sometimes strong and attracts the big pélagiques and the whale sharks to eat plankton.
Dive 20: 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 8:
Dive 21: Cavayancillo Islands It is a strait wall with an overhang in the wall done by sea erosion, totally covered by giant seafans. We can spot barracudas hunting, as well as sharks and schools of jackfish.
Dive 22: Cavayancillo Islands, clear water, untouched corals—we'll be looking for hammerhead sharks in the deep water.
Dive 23: Cavayancillo Islands, a special wall covered by soft corals and barrel sponges. We'll meet reef sharks and a school of juvenile sharks as well.

Day 9:
Dive 24: Negros, a very colored dive with its schools of fish animated by strong currents.
Dive 25: Negros drift dive with strong currents where there are schools of jacks.
Dive 26: Negros taggering coral reef, sloping down, ending in a wall. Commonly seen are leaffish, ghost pipefish, and frog fish. This site is also known for its quantity of green turtles.
Dive 27: Negros car wreck.

Day 10:
Dive 28: Cebu dive with whale sharks.
Dive 29: Cebu quite dive along the wall looking for macro.
Dive 30: Cebu drift dive with strong currents. We can find black-tip sharks and white-tip reef sharks along the reef.
Dive 31: Negros muck dive with frogfish, ghost pipe fish, blue ring octopus, etc.

Day 11:
Dive 32: Bohol, very deep wall (+80m); we'll be looking for schoolfof jacks, school of barracudas, or else white-tip reef sharks and hammerheads during the season.
Dive 33: Bohol 80-meter-deep wall and much more in the blue. At our bottom, we'll be looking for sharks, and on the wall, for extraordinary macros such as frog fish, pygmy seahorse, ribbon eels, etc.
Dive 34: Bohol quite dives along the plateau, looking for macros and turtles.

Day 12:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

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

Day 1:

Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2:

Dive 1: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / Check dive North Plateau. 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 Malayan / Malayan Wreck. 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 shark. We end the dive on the wreck with Bumphead Parrotfishes. The spot of Wall Street is on a sharp corner in powerful current appreciated by the grey sharks and schools of juvenile sharks. Night dive on Malayan Wreck with the Bumphead Parrotfishes and the turtles.

Dive 3: Tubbataha Malayan / Night Malayan wreck. extraordinary night dive on Malayan Wreck with bumped parrot fish, marble ray and pygmy seahorses as well.

Dive 4: Bohol Balicasag / Divers Heaven. Heaven for divers because of it's nice corals and it's a large number of green turtles.

Day 3:

Dive 5: Tubbataha Black Rock / Cleaning Station. To dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundreds meters) where we can be surprised by anything as big pelagics, Tiger sharks, hammerheads grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks and blacktip sharks.

Dive 6: Tubbataha Black Rock / North Wall. Strait wall with strong currents, we can observe whale shark passing but as well as manta rays, grey reef sharks, hammerheads... The dive ends on the manta cleaning station..

Dive 7: Tubbataha Trigger / Trigger Fish City. A drifting scuba dive above a shining white sand plateau in contrast with Japanese gardens, the sun lightning the corals give an extraordinary dimension to this dive.

Dive 8: Tubbataha Lighthouse / South West Wall. Heaven for divers because of it's nice corals and it's a large number of green turtles.

Day 4:

Dive 9: Tubbataha Ko-Ok / North Wall. In the blue we'll find school of hammerheads coming from the deep, the dive ends on a magnificent plateau darken by school of jacks.

Dive 10: Tubbataha Delsan Wreck / Crack. 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 as tiger sharks or hammerheads... The dive continues drifting on a magnificent plateau of corals.

Dive 11: Tubbataha Black Rock / Cleaning Station. To dive to enjoy the huge manta ray cleaning station. This is a long drift dive (hundred meters) where we can be surprised by anything as big pelagics, Tiger sharks, hammerheads grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, and blacktip sharks.

Day 5:

Dive 12: Tubbataha Shark Airport / Cleaning Station. 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 luckiest divers will see whale sharks or even the guitar shark.

Dive 13: Tubbataha Shark Airport / Sea Fun Alley. It's a deep wall covered by sea fans on hundred meters. We'll be looking for pygmy seahorses.

Dive 14: Tubbataha Shark Airport / Washing Machine. North East corner of the North Atoll where currents are meeting. These drift dive allows the luckiest divers to see the whale sharks and to pass through schools of jackfish or barracudas.

Dive 15: Tubbataha Terraces / Coral Tables. Extraordinary ambiance on this plateau covered by acropora tables.

Day 6:

Dive 16: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / North Plateau. It is an outside reef in the northwest 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 gigantic stairs of acropores. The current is there sometimes strong and attracts the big pélagiques and the whale sharks to eat plankton.

Dive 17: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / North East Wall.

Dive 18: Tubbataha Jessie Beazley / South Plateau. A special wall covered by soft corals and barrel sponges. We'll meet reef sharks and school of juvenile sharks as well.

Day 7:

Dive 19: Cagayancillo Islands Calusa / North Plateau. Clearwater, untouched corals, we'll be looking for hammerhead sharks in the deep water.

Dive 20: Cagayancillo Islands Calusa / South West Wall. Very deep wall with its schools of jackfish.

Dive 21: Cagayancillo Islands Cagayan / Subway. it is a straight wall with an overhand in the wall done by sea erosion, totally covered by giant sea fans. We can spot barracudas hunting, as well as sharks and school of jack fishes.

Day 8-9:

Dive 22: Negros Apo Island / Coconut. A very colored dive with it's schools of fish animated by strong currents.

Dive 23: Negros Apo Island / South Rock Point. Taggering coral reef sloping down ending in a wall. Commonly sight leave fish, ghost pipe fish and frog fishes. This site is also known for its quantity of green turtles.

Dive 24: Negros Apo Island / Sanctuary. it is a strait wall with an overhand in the wall done by sea erosion, totally covered by giant sea fans.We can spot barracudas hunting, as well sharks and school of jack fishes.

Day 10:

Dive 25: Cebu Oslob / Tanawan. Dive with Whale sharks.

Dive 26: Bohol Balicasag / Black Forest. Black Forest wall 45 m deep with sea fans,corals, barracudas, uncountable turtles, schools of jack fishes.

Dive 27: Bohol Balicasag / Divers Heaven. Heaven for divers because of it's nice corals and it's large quantity of green turtles.

Day 11:

Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

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

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Day 2:
Dive 1: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Thresher shark. A unique cleaning station for thresher sharks, flights of mobula rays.
Dive 2: Malapascua Dive / Manta Point. Dive where mantas are often passing by and as well thresher sharks.
Dive 3: Malapascua Gato Island / Tunnel. The tunnel passage which crosses the island covered with yellow anemones, whitetip sharks spectators, pygmies seahorses, harlequin shrimps and spider crabs.
Dive 4: Malapascua Gato Island / Whitetip Alley. Canyon with its white tip reef sharks and catsharks. during night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macrofauna as Spanish dancers, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and many kinds of nudis.

Day 3:
Dive 5: Malapascua Kimud Shoal / Hammerhead point. in season will gives the opportunity to interact with the school of hammerhead sharks.
Dive 6: Malapascua Monad Shoal / Thresher shark. A unique cleaning station for thresher sharks, flights of mobula rays.
Dive 7: Malapascua Kalangaman Island / Black Forest.

Day 4:
Dive 8: Bohol Cabilao / View Point. 80m deep wall and much more in the blue at our bottom we'll be looking for sharks, and on the wall for extraordinary macro as frogfish, pygmy seahorse, ribbon eels, etc.
Dive 9: Bohol Cabilao / Lighthouse. Very deep wall (+80m), we'll be looking for schools of jacks, school of barracudas or else white tip reef sharks and hammerheads during the season.
Dive 10: Bohol Cabilao / Fallen Tree. Quite dive along the plateau looking for macro and turtles.

Day 5:
Dive 11: Bohol Panglao / Dolho. Deep wall with giant sea fans. we can find here big pelagics.
Dive 12: Bohol Panglao / Puntod corner. Wall of colors. Looking for frogfish and also pygmy seahorse.
Dive 13: Bohol Panglao / Sardines Point. Drift dive on a plateau with a sardines ceiling hunted by fish.

Day 6:
Dive 14: Bohol Anda / South Corner. 14km of the wall. this part is covered by black corals. Divers can find green turtles, jacks, and sea snakes.
Dive 15: Bohol Anda / The Cave. In the wall, there is a small cave. at the end of the cave, there is a surprising treasure.
Dive 16: Bohol Anda / North Crack. Quite dive in the middle of black corals, looking for frogfish. the end of the dive is on the wonderful plateau at 6m.

Day 7:
Dive 17: Cebu Oslob / Tanawan. Dive with whale sharks.
Dive 18: Cebu Sumilon Island / Drift corner. Drift dive with strong currents. we can find black tip sharks and white tip reef sharks along the reef. Excursion: Cebu / Waterfalls.

Day 8:
Dive 19: Negros Apo Island / Coconut. A very colored dive with its schools of fish animated by strong currents.
Dive 20: Negros Apo Island / South Rock Point. Taggering coral reef sloping down ending in a wall. Commonly sight leaves fish, ghost pipefish, and frogfishes. This site is also known for its quantity of green turtles. Dive 21: Negros Apo Island / Sanctuary.

Day 9:
Dive 22: Bohol Balicasag / Black Forest. Black forest wall 45 m deep with sea fans, corals, barracudas, uncountable turtles, schools of jack fishes.
Dive 23: Bohol Balicasag / Cathedral. Wall, with magnificent lighting effects with triggerfishes titans and picasso, hudge jack fishes.
Dive 24: Bohol Balicasag / Divers Heaven. Heaven for divers because of it's nice corals and it's a large number of green turtles.

Day 10:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

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