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Diving
SCUBA DIVING
The Philippines is to scuba divers what Switzerland is to skiers, Hawaii to surfers and Nepal to
mountaineers: is a place you must visit at least once, to get the real heart of the sport. The country is a
veritable smorgasboard of world-class dive sites set in a lush tropical environment with all the trappings
you could wish for. Statistics from the Philippine Department of Tourism indicate that divers visiting
the Philippines return for an average of 10 trips each which speaks volume about the quality of the dive
sites and the professionalism of the operators. Lifted from the book, “Action Asia Adventure Travel
Guide to the Philippines”.
Popular SCUBA DIVING Spots
• Anilao (Batangas)
• Puerto Galera (Oriental Mindoro)
• Cabilao Island (Bohol)
• Balicasag Island (Bohol)
• Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
• Malapascua (Cebu)
• Tubbataha Reef National Park (Palawan)
• Sarangani Bay
• Mactan Island (Cebu)
• Olango Island (Cebu)
WRECK DIVING
From scuba dives in strong currents and the deep sea to ship wreck dives for history’s sunken glory,
the Philippine archipelago offers plenty of unforgettable and rewarding dive experiences. There are
close to 25 shipwreck dive sites in the country. Explore the sunken wreckage of century-old Spanish
galleons and World War II vessels in Subic Bay, one of the best wreck diving sites in Asia, as well as
the remarkable wrecks in Busuanga and Malapascua.
Popular WRECK DIVING Spots
• Subic Bay (Olongapo)
• Coron Bay & Busuanga (Palawan)
• Malapascua (Cebu)
SNORKELING
Made up of 7,107 island and countless coral reefs, the Philippines is a paradise of snorkeling
opportunities. Take your pick from 34,000 sq km (13,124 sq m) of coral reefs, some of which have
grown since the Ice Age; over 100 reef slopes; over 800 classes of corals; over a thousand species of
marine life; over 400 fish species and over 500 fish families; and the most populous and diverse aquatic
ecosystem you could ever find.
Popular SNORKELING Spots
• Moalboal (Cebu)
• Bacuit Bay & El Nido (Northern Palawan)
• Puerto Galera (Mindoro)
• Miniloc Island (Northern Palawan)
• Taytay Bay (Northern Palawan)
The Philippines is to scuba divers what Switzerland is to skiers, Hawaii to surfers and Nepal to
mountaineers: is a place you must visit at least once, to get the real heart of the sport. The country is a
veritable smorgasboard of world-class dive sites set in a lush tropical environment with all the trappings
you could wish for. Statistics from the Philippine Department of Tourism indicate that divers visiting
the Philippines return for an average of 10 trips each which speaks volume about the quality of the dive
sites and the professionalism of the operators. Lifted from the book, “Action Asia Adventure Travel
Guide to the Philippines”.
Popular SCUBA DIVING Spots
• Anilao (Batangas)
• Puerto Galera (Oriental Mindoro)
• Cabilao Island (Bohol)
• Balicasag Island (Bohol)
• Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
• Malapascua (Cebu)
• Tubbataha Reef National Park (Palawan)
• Sarangani Bay
• Mactan Island (Cebu)
• Olango Island (Cebu)
WRECK DIVING
From scuba dives in strong currents and the deep sea to ship wreck dives for history’s sunken glory,
the Philippine archipelago offers plenty of unforgettable and rewarding dive experiences. There are
close to 25 shipwreck dive sites in the country. Explore the sunken wreckage of century-old Spanish
galleons and World War II vessels in Subic Bay, one of the best wreck diving sites in Asia, as well as
the remarkable wrecks in Busuanga and Malapascua.
Popular WRECK DIVING Spots
• Subic Bay (Olongapo)
• Coron Bay & Busuanga (Palawan)
• Malapascua (Cebu)
SNORKELING
Made up of 7,107 island and countless coral reefs, the Philippines is a paradise of snorkeling
opportunities. Take your pick from 34,000 sq km (13,124 sq m) of coral reefs, some of which have
grown since the Ice Age; over 100 reef slopes; over 800 classes of corals; over a thousand species of
marine life; over 400 fish species and over 500 fish families; and the most populous and diverse aquatic
ecosystem you could ever find.
Popular SNORKELING Spots
• Moalboal (Cebu)
• Bacuit Bay & El Nido (Northern Palawan)
• Puerto Galera (Mindoro)
• Miniloc Island (Northern Palawan)
• Taytay Bay (Northern Palawan)
T&J TRAVEL AND TOURS
Sales Office 1 : G/F Adriatico Square, Pan Pacific Hotel,
Malate, Manila, Philippines
Sales Office 2 : 819 Antonio Maceda St.,
Sampaloc,Manila,Philippines
Sales Office 1 : G/F Adriatico Square, Pan Pacific Hotel,
Malate, Manila, Philippines
Sales Office 2 : 819 Antonio Maceda St.,
Sampaloc,Manila,Philippines
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