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The Philippines is one of the most sought after diving destinations in the world. Explore the Philippines aboard the Philippines Aggressor I with pristine reefs, hammerhead sharks, manta rays, Moorish idols, Napoleon wrasse, parrotfish, eels and more. The spectacular Tubbataha Reefs National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the crown jewels of Philippine diving. This is a very special 10 day trip with WWII wreck diving and more, not including travel there and back.
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Planning a 14 day special trip to the Philippines next January on a Aggressor Adventures liveaboard. for some great wreck, reef, muck diving for 12 or more experienced divers. This extended itinerary combines the Philippines’ most iconic wreck and reef diving regions. On 24 September 1944, a squadron of US bombers appeared above the Japanese fleet hiding in Coron’s natural harbour and opened fire. The bombers’ fierce attack was viciously victorious, sinking ten ships in just fifteen minutes. Now with a new lease on life, these ships are well-preserved underwater sites, a boon to scuba diving in the Philippines and contributing to Coron’s world reputation. This itinerary also includes diving at Apo Reef Natural Park, the largest coral reef in the Philippines, located in Occidental Mindoro, which is also the world's second-largest contiguous coral reef system after Australia's Great Barrier Reef. This protected area features two large atoll-like reefs, a deep channel, and is a biodiversity hotspot with abundant corals and marine life, making it a premier dive destination and a potential UNESCO World Heritage Site. I have doved Apo Island in the past and it is simply fantastic.
In Batangas, diving around Verde Island delivers adrenaline-filled currents, large schools of fish, and impressive pelagic life. Verde Island is a volcanic island located in the Verde Island Passage and is known as the "Center of the Center of Marine Biodiversity" due to its incredibly rich coral reefs and marine life.
Guests will also visit Anilao, often called the birthplace of Philippine diving, famous for its rich marine biodiversity, vibrant coral reefs, and unparalleled opportunities for underwater macro photography.
Select itineraries may also visit protected areas near Malajon and Dimipac Islands, offering a rare opportunity to observe dugongs in their natural habitat. All diving is conducted from tenders.
$500 per person deposit, double occupancy. Let us know if you have interest and start saving for the trip. RT air is approx $2000 economy and $3000 economy plus and approx $5795 pp main deck cabins ($5595 for lower deck) for the 10 days and up to 30-35 dives. $30 pp for host hotel transfers as we need to arrive one day early, $150 port and park fee (payable on-board yacht). Non-Divers in a cabin space deduct $200. If you want a cabin to yourself you must pay for two spaces but take 35% off the second space. Travelers over the age of 75 get $300 off. Active and retired military get 10% off their booking. Nitrox extra. $250 discount if booked by April 1st.
If we get 14+ guests traveling registered by Sept 1st we will cover your port and park fee of $150 and group airport to hotel transfer fee if you are traveling with our group.


