| Subic Bay. North of Manila - Just how many wrecks are there in Subic Bay and around its entrance? That is a very difficult question. Unlike Coron or Truk, whose wrecks occurred over a relatively short period, Subic’s World War II wrecks covered almost the entire war period. No less than 25 Japanese ships were reported sunk during the war years. It is widely believed that an additional ten large ships may lie within the Bay. The area is not limited to World War II wrecks, at the entrance to the bay alongside Grande Island, is the remains of the Spanish American war wreck San Quintin. Wreck sites include battle ships, cargo ships, patrol boats, landing ships, antique steam ships, submarines and airplanes. |
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Inclusions:
- Two (2) nights at Johan's Beach Resort, seaview room
- Daily breakfast
- Private roundtrip landtransfer Manila - Barrio Baretto, Olongapo - Manila
- Four (4) individual day dives with own equipment
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From Php 9,950.00 / person twin sharing |
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Optional:
- Single occupancy (seaview room) Php 15,250.00
- Diving equipment rental USD 30.00 per person for 2 dives
- Dive with the whales at Ocean Adventure Park, can be arranged by us at your request
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Non divers:
- Php 6,350 per person twin sharing or Php 11,650 single occupancy
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Additional night with breakfast:
- Divers, with 2 dives Php 3,225 per person twin sharing or Php 3,975 single occupancy
- Non divers Php 1,425 per person twin sharing or Php 2,175 single occupancy
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| Anilao. South of Manila - Anilao (in Mabini, Batangas) has been known for years as a choice weekend getaway spot by Manila locals; but it's also a gem that has incredible macro photo opportunities. Anilao has a number of excellent beginner dives a stones-throw from the coast. One of the most popular local dive sites is Cathedral, a local marine sanctuary. Further out from the coast across the Maricaban strait are a number of dives near Sombrero Island (underwater, the island looks like an upside down hat). Here are dive spots like Beatrice and Sepok Point that offer better opportunities for seeing larger animals, including sharks, jack fish, turtles and occasionally octopus. |
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Inclusions:
- Two (2) nights at Eagle Point Resort, Anilao, seaview room
- Daily breakfast
- Private roundtrip landtransfer Manila - Anilao - Manila
- Four (4) individual day dives with own equipment
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From USD 325.00 / person twin sharing |
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Optional:
- Single occupancy (1 bedroom cottage): USD 540.00
- Diving equipment rental: from USD 15.00 per person / dive
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Non divers:
- USD 226 per person twin sharing or USD 490 single occupancy
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Additional night with breakfast:
- Divers, with 2 dives USD 160.00 per person, twin sharing / USD 185.00 single occupancy
- Non divers USD 75.00 per person, twin sharing / USD 115.00 single occupancy
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| Donsol. South of Manila - While diving in Donsol, Philippines you got a big chance to encounter whale sharks, thresher sharks, hammerheads and manta rays. Dive sites like Manta Bowl, Ticao pass San Miguel Island (the macro heaven) with its caves just around the corner and world-class soft corals, Deep technical wrecks - well, the list could be very long . The area around Donsol is spectacular with Mayon Volcano nearly always in sight. Just ask us for optional sightseeing tours in the surrounding area for non divers. |
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Inclusions:
- Full board meals
- Snorkel with the whalesharks (afternoon of day 1 and 4)
- Six (6) individual dives with own equipment (day 2 and 3)
- Private roundtrip landtransfer Legaspi - Donsol - Legaspi
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From Euro 595.00 / person twin sharing |
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Not included:
- Domestic airfare. For airline tickets Manila - Legaspi v.v. we can provide you
- Superpeak surcharge
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Important notes:
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Minimum required is PADI Advanced Open Water level with a minimum of 30 logged dives including one drift dive.
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Minimum of 6 guests required for this safari to take place.
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Season to have the best chance to see the whalesharks is November to May.
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Non divers: see our Whaleshark encounter tour package
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| Fuel surcharges may be applied depending on current world market oil prices |
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