Tubbataha - Puerto Princesa / Puerto Princesa 7 Night Itinerary
This itinerary runs from the beginning of March until the beginning of July
(the dive site schedule changes with weather conditions)
- Up to 4 dives daily - night dives not permitted in the Tubbataha Reefs National Parks
- Visits to North Atoll, South Atoll and Jessie Beazley Reef
- Opportunities to see hammerhead sharks, manta rays, whale sharks and huge schools of fish - almost every kind of native reef fish imaginable
Tubbataha sits in the Sulu Sea and is in the middle of the Coral Triangle between Indonesia, Malayasia and the Philippines. The Tubbataha Reefs National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The reef system is comprised of the North Atoll, South Atoll and the Jessie Beazley Reef to the North-West of the main atolls, and all are part of the park. Tubbataha scuba diving itineraries include these areas:
Northern Tip of North Atoll
The Northern tip of the North atoll is an area with high diversity of shark species such as blacktips, white tips, grey reef sharks, silky sharks in addition to turtles, rays and whale sharks. The walls have beautiful soft corals, barrel sponges and lots of cleaning stations.Southern Tip of North Atoll
In this area lies a shipwreck dive site, the Malayan Wreck, located on an beautiful wall. This shipwreck scuba diving experience includes big animal action with the chance to see dogtooth tuna, giant trevally, large schools of different species of barracuda, turtles, manta rays and almost every kind of native reef fish imaginable.Northern Tip of South Atoll
This area is known for hammerhead sharks, large pelagics, different species of sharks and reef fish.Jessie Beazley Reef
This area has pristine coral with an area of branching acropora corals, and lots of species of sharks can be seen; hammerhead sharks, silky sharks and even whale sharks.
N.B. at the end of the season (early July) a 10 night transition trip is offered from Tubbataha to the Visayas.
Sample Itinerary
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