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Southern Visayas

8.9 . 54 reviews . 7 nights. Philippines
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7 nights in Philippines, aboard Philippine Siren

16 guests . 8 (twin/double) spaces . 40m vessel . Nitrox available

Philippine Siren

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Trusted vesselRated 8.9 out of 10 by 54 past guests.
Up to 4 dives dailyAcross the Philippines on a 7-night route.
Suited to certified diversPADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum of 25 logged dives.

About this itinerary

Surrounding the Southern Visayas is the Visayan sea, rich in nutrients and plankton that supports a variety of important ecosystems. There are several areas of protected mangroves and much of the region is protected by marine sanctuaries. Fishing is still a staple means of income for many Filipinos, however, marine sanctuaries such as those enforced at Apo Island have spurred islanders to protect their marine habitats.

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What's included

Transfer between airport or local hotel on and the vessel on embarkation / disembarkation day
Shared cabin accommodation
Full board accommodation
Tea, coffee, fruit juice & soft drinks
Up to 4 dives daily
11 litre (80 cuft) cylinder with air fills
Weights, weight belt and SMB

Obligatory surcharges

Marine Park & Port Fees (per person): US$ 115

Not included

Flights
Additional transfers
Obligatory surcharges
Additional fees for Oslob
Equipment rental
Nitrox
Alcoholic beverages
On board merchandise
Crew and dive guide gratuities

Where you'll dive

Cabilao IslandThere are many interesting and colourful
Gorgonian WallStarting at 5 metres and extending
LighthouseSo named because the site is
Talisay TreeAlong the northern shore of Cabilao,
CambaquizCambaquiz is a favourite location for
Panglao Bay, BoholPanglao Island is located just 850
Gak-angGakang is a tiny island located
DanaoDanao is primarily a long wall
Doljo PointLocated on the westernmost corner of
NapalingNapaling is another stunning wall that
Balicasag IslandJust off the southwestern tip of
Black ForestNamed for the proliferation of black
Oslob (optional)The optional whale shark encounter, where
Sumilon Islandthe region. The dive sites are

The itinerary above is an example only and is subject to change at the time of sailing depending on local regulations and restrictions, guests’ experience, weather conditions and logistics and is at the Captain’s discretion. Adverse weather and sea conditions can affect this route which includes several overnight sailings.

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10.0Exceptional

World-class diving with an incredible crew, spotless boat, delicious food and extraordinary dive guides.

Refik K 28 Dec 2025
10.0Exceptional

Excellent cruise in the Visayas and Malapascua. Superb dive sites, beautiful wildlife and corals, friendly guides.

Edouard M 02 Dec 2024
10.0Exceptional

Very friendly and professional crew that makes your diving holiday just perfect.

Jana M 30 Dec 2024

Things to know

Certification

  • PADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum of 25 logged dives
  • Dive computer and DSMB recommended

What to bring

  • Exposure suit suited to the season
  • Own BCD, regulator, mask and fins, or pre-book rentals
  • Tanks and weights provided on board

Fees and taxes

  • Marine Park & Port Fees (per person): US$ 115
$3,535 per space
8.9
Departure8 September 2028
Duration7 nights
FromMactan
$505 x 7 nights$3,535
From, per space$3,535

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Southern Visayas - 8 Sep 2028
Philippine Siren Mactan 7 nights

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Southern Visayas - 8 Sep 2028 - Philippine Siren

ITINERARY

Southern Visayas

Philippine Siren
8 Days / 7 Nights
Departure
8 September 2028
Starts in Mactan
Arrival
8 September 2028
from
$3,535 / person
Available
verified Experience PADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum of 25 logged dives

Overview

Trip type
Diving cruise
Group Size
Up to 16 guests
Country
Philippines
Duration
8 Days / 7 Nights
Dives
Up to 4 dives daily

Highlights

Varied diving Beautiful reefs Stunning topography Abundant marine life Snorkeller friendly

Dive Sites

Cabilao Island
There are many interesting and colourful walls and coral gardens around the island of Cabilao;
Gorgonian Wall
Starting at 5 metres and extending to a depth of 60 metres, this 100-metre-long wall is awash with giant gorgonians, corals and sponges. Also featurin...
Lighthouse
So named because the site is in front of the lighthouse on the northwest tip of Cabilao Island, this is a sloping wall covered with seagrass and coral...
Talisay Tree
Along the northern shore of Cabilao, Talisay Tree is another gorgonian-covered wall with a shallow seagrass garden interspersed with elephant ear and...
Cambaquiz
Cambaquiz is a favourite location for a sunset or night dive. Comprising a gentle sandy slope dotted with clusters of soft corals, sea pens and seagra...
Panglao Bay, Bohol
Panglao Island is located just 850 metres off the southwestern tip of Bohol Island. The bay
+ 21 more dive sites
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Surrounding the Southern Visayas is the Visayan sea, rich in nutrients and plankton that supports a variety of important ecosystems. There are several areas of protected mangroves and much of the region is protected by marine sanctuaries. Fishing is still a staple means of income for many Filipinos, however, marine sanctuaries such as those enforced at Apo Island have spurred islanders to protect their marine habitats.

$3,535

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