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Dive Bantangas
Anilao -
Mabini :
Birthplace of Philippine Diving
Anilao, in the municipality of Mabini, boasts more than 30 dive
spots. The rich coral reefs abound with diverse see life, and clear
visibility may be enjoyed during most of the year. Anilao is only
two-and-a-half hour's drive from Manila and has long been a popular
centre for day and weekend trips. Anilao has emerged as a prime
resort centre for diving, with facilities ranging from 'naive' to
world-class.
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Dive Palawan
Calamianes Group of Islands and tubbabtaha Reefs :
The Most Beautiful Dive in the World
Palawan includes 1,800 islands and other many excellent diving
destinations. The world - renowned French aquatic biologist Jacques
Cousteau spoke of Palawan as the most beautiful place I ever
explored. Regarded as the Philippines last ecological frontier,
Palawan provides world-class diving and a diverse wildlife that is
not found in any other part of the archipelago.
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Dive Mindoro
Puerto
Galera and Apo Reef :
World class Marine Parks and Reserves
Mindoro has many diving sites and other excursions to a whole range
of adventure dives further from the coastline. Puerto Galera first
mapped by Spanish in 1521. four hundred and sixty years later, it
was rediscovered by a different set of explorers: scuba divers,
photographers and naturalists, who now rank it in the top three
Asian destinations for advanced diving, photography and see life.
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Dive Visayas
Cebu, Bohol,
Leyte, Negros Oriental, Siquijor
:
WHeart of Philippine Diving
The region containing all the islands between Luzon and Mindanao is
referred to as the Visayas, which is at the heart of the Philippine
archipelago. Cebu City, known as the Queen City of the South, is the
region's international gateway and provides for all connections to
the most exciting dive spots. Across the channel from Cebu is the
beautiful island of Bohol, where diving is concentrated along its
western and southwestern coasts.
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