トゥバタハリーフ＆ビサイヤクルーズ

プエルトプリンセサからセブ

• 乗船前の集合場所: ホテルセントロ、プエルトプリンセサ(Hotel Centro, Puerto Princesa)
• 乗船時間: 13:00 ベイウォークピア、プエルトプリンセサ(Baywalk Pier, Puerto Princesa)
• 下船: マリーナシービューレストラン・セブヨットクラブ(Marina Seaview Restaurant, Cebu Yacht Club) 10:00

プエルト・プリンセサ空港と現地ホテルからホテルセントロまでの送迎、ホテルセントロからベイウォークピアまでの送迎は乗船日に無料で提供されます。プエルト・プリンセサ地域以外のホテルやリゾートへの送迎は追加料金で手配できます。

セブ空港と現地ホテル、マリーナシービューレストラン間の送迎は、10:00の下船時に無料でご利用いただけます。現地以外のホテルやリゾートへの送迎は追加料金で手配可能です。

重要

• 全てのお客様は13:00に乗船の準備ができている必要があります。
• ボートがプエルト・プリンセサを出発する前に、すべてのゲストが乗船する際には、沿岸警備員によるチェックとトゥバタハ管理事務所によるブリーフィングが義務付けられています。
• ブリーフィングと沿岸警備隊のチェックが行われない場合は出港できません。
• プエルト・プリンセサからトゥバタハまでの所要時間は12～16時間です。ゲストの到着が遅れて出港が遅れた場合、当船は出港許可を拒否されることがあります。

セブからセブプエルトプリンセサ

• 乗船前の集合場所: マリーナシービューレストラン・セブヨットクラブ(Marina Seaview Restaurant, Cebu Yacht Club)
• セブ乗船時間: 13:00
• 下船: 10:00 ホテルセントロ、プエルトプリンセサ(Hotel Centro, Puerto Princesa)

セブ空港と現地ホテル、マリーナシービューレストラン間の送迎は、乗船日に無料でご利用いただけます。現地以外のホテルやリゾートへの送迎は追加料金で手配可能です。

ベイウォーク・ピアから現地ホテルまたはプエルト・プリンセサ空港までの送迎は、10:00の下船時に無料でご利用いただけます。

プエルト・プリンセサ地域以外のホテルやリゾートへの送迎は追加料金で手配できます。

マリンパーク＆ポートフィー

• US$160.00-/名（この費用は事前もしくはボート上で支払うことが出来ます）。またオスロブでジンベイザメスイムに参加する方は追加でUS$30.00-が必要です

Tubbataha

Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park comprises North Atoll, South Atoll and Jessie Beazley Reef and is often rated as one of the world’s best diving destinations by those who have been fortunate to dive there.

Dive sites consist mainly of vertical walls or near drop offs rising out of great depths, with shallow reef tops teeming with local reef fish. The angelfish, butterfly fish, rainbow runners, moorish idols, fusiliers, jacks, snappers and sweetlips follow you around, while stingrays, marble rays, spiny lobsters and juvenile reef sharks are also common sightings in many places. There are several species of turtle known to inhabit the waters of this gigantic natural park; the most commonly sighted being green and hawksbill.

Large trevally, tuna and barracuda as well as grey reef sharks and white tip reef sharks can be spotted patrolling the reefs on the majority of the dive sites, whilst manta and eagle rays are occasional visitors. Groupers and wrasse flourish here and sightings of hammerheads and silver tip sharks have been amongst the large elasmobranchs spotted by guests of the Siren Fleet during our cruises.

In addition to breath-taking dives, you will have the opportunity to visit the ranger station on the North Atoll to learn more about the marine protection of the area.

The following are prohibited in Tubbataha:

• Single use plastics - operators are mandated to follow No-Single-Use Plastic which includes water and other drinks in plastic bottles, snacks in plastic wrappers,
• Diving with gloves (unless for medical reasons)*
• Use of reef hooks, tank bangers and nudi pointers
• Use of drones without a permit
• Dives longer than 60 minutes

∗guests who have medical issues and are advised to wear gloves for protection underwater must carry medical certificate for this purpose. There is no exception to this rule.

Following is a sample of the dive sites which we may visit during your time aboard Philippine Siren.

The safety of our guests is paramount and we always do our best to offer diving at alternate locations, should we be unable to visit those sites listed below.

Guests are welcome to suggest preferred dive sites to the Cruise Director. He/she will be happy to accommodate guests’ wishes, providing it is possible and the schedule allows for it.

Tubbataha Reefs

Delsan Wreck

One of the best dive sites in Tubbataha with big schools of big-eyed trevally, yellowtail barracuda, great barracuda, dogtooth tuna, giant trevally together with grey reef sharks and white tip reef sharks.

Black Rock

There is so much to explore at this dive site that we will often spend the whole day diving here. Schools of surgeonfish, rainbow runners and sweetlips are a common sight. White tip and nurse sharks are found resting under huge table corals and scribbled filefish, box fish and leaf fish add to the colour and spectacle of the stunning reefs; a great site for spotting spiny lobster too!

Washing Machine

A wide variety of colourful reef fish form schools here; from big-eye jacks to tiny orange & purple anthias, all creating a welcoming atmosphere. Spot the tiny creatures including cowries wedge themselves amidst the leather and whip corals. It is a great site for turtles, and whale sharks have also been spotted here.

North East Wall

Adorned with stunning sea fans and colourful soft corals. This wall is super for wide-angle photography. Schools of bannerfish hover in the blue, turtles bumble along the wall and from the sandy bed garden eels and gobies emerge.

Shark Airport

Many white tip reef sharks resting at the shallow plateau are typically seen here; hence the name Shark Airport. Dog tooth tuna, schools of trevally, marble rays, eagle rays, nurse sharks and batfish all add drama to the stunning reef. Turtles and moray eels are a common sight but divers should watch out for the triggerfish.

Amos Rock

Moorish idols, sweetlips and snappers all form large schools here, also commonly seen are white tip reef sharks, great barracuda and giant trevally. When lucky, pygmy seahorse can be found in the gorgonians.

Staghorn Point

Golden, pinnate and longfin spadefish all form schools along this fan encrusted wall, meanwhile clouds of purple anthias hover over the fields of staghorn corals in the shallow reef top. Also this is a good site to spy turtles, snowflake morays and spiny lobster.

Jessie Beazley Reef

Huge schools of surgeon fish and unicorn fish hover over the reefs, where we commonly see numerous grey reef sharks and huge Napoleon wrasses.

Malayan Wreck

This reef is the habitat for different trevallies, barracudas, bump head parrotfish, juvenile grey reef sharks with the usual suspects darting around. Marbled stingrays can sometimes hang out here.

Cagayancillo

This scarcely dived destination with its healthy hard and soft corals along with massive sea fans and plenty reef fish is a perfect pit stop in our long journey between Tubbataha Marine Park and The Visayas.

Apo Island

Apo Island Marine Reserve is one of most successful marine sanctuaries established in the Philippines. Reef hooks and gloves are not allowed and night diving is unfortunately not permitted. The order of dives will be based on the currents and conditions of the day choosing from:

Coconut Point

An often fast paced drift brings divers over the sloping coral reef wall. Along the way giant trevally, blackfin barracuda, big school of big-eyed trevally and plenty of sea snakes can be encountered.

Rocky Point West

Just beyond the chapel opposite the marine park warden’s office, Rocky Point West offers some of the most stunning hard corals to be found in the region with endless patches of

leather corals on the top. The steep reef walls support numerous colourful reef species – pyramid butterflyfish and red-toothed triggerfish are here in their hundreds, frogfish, cuttlefish, banded sea snakes and hawksbill turtles are amongst the common sightings.

Cogon

The colourful bottom divided by sand channels is the place to find a big school of big-eyed trevally, huge brown marbled groupers and sea snakes.

Dauin, Negros

Dauin, with its black volcanic sand, is famous for muck diving. Depending on the season different types and sizes of octopuses, sea horses, (baby) frogfish, different kinds of ghost pipefish and flamboyant cuttlefish can be found.

The Cars

Between 25-30m (80-100ft), car parts as an artificial reef are attracting porcelain crabs and different kinds of shrimps amongst the many weird and wonderful creatures found at this site.

Secret Corner

This dive site contains sand and pebbles only and is the perfect habitat for the smallest, weird and unexpected creatures as cockatoo waspfish, short-fin lionfish and snake and garden eels.

Ceres

This dive site was named after the local bus company that donated its tyres to create an artificial reef, which attracts schools of reef fish. Different kinds of shrimps like to live on this reef together with juvenile reef fish.

Mainit

A mix of coral boulders with soft corals and black volcanic sand. Probably due to the current, all fish are very active which makes this dive very lively and exciting ending in an area with hot sand at the bottom, hence the name Mainit meaning ‘hot’.

San Miguel

Another critter wonderland! When it is the right season, this is the place to find all your favorites.

Balicasag Island

The small island of Balicasag, just off the tip of Panglao, is characterised by its many turtles, coral gardens and steep walls which provide overhangs, cracks & crevices in which to search　for a variety of marine species. This area has become a marine protected area since July 2017 and allows two dives per day only with valid permits.

Divers Heaven

The main attraction of this beautiful dive site is the green sea and hawksbill turtles in the shallow waters. The reeftop edge is a nice habitat for schools of colorful damsels and anthias and when lucky also for giant frogfish.

Black Forest

Once famed for its black coral is where we encounter schools of jacks, long-jawed mackerels, red tooth triggerfish and different kinds of fusiliers.

Cabilao Island

There are several interesting wall and coral garden dives around the island of Cabilao and we choose from the following:

Gorgonian Wall

Provides a gentle drift along a fantastic coral reef with schooling fish and plenty of macro life in the shallow water, including the possibility of spotting a Denise’s pygmy seahorse.

Lighthouse

Sloping walls full of sponges and gorgonian fans. This is a great place to dive with large green turtles. Also being seen are giant frogfish which can be spotted resting on sponges and numerous cowries hiding amidst the stunning hard coral garden.

Talisay Tree

Beautiful wall with gorgonians where bubble coral shrimps and orangutan crabs can be found in the bubble corals. The shallow grassy garden with its elephant ear sponges and barrel sponges is a perfect spot for wide angle photography.

Cambaquiz

A fantastic spot where we often make night dives. A gently sloping reef and sandy bottom to 20m – soft corals and sea pens can be found dotted over the sand; also a great site for sightings of bottom dwellers. The grassy top is a favourite crab hideout.

年度	シーズン/行き先	日数/料金
2022年	個人予約	6泊7日	7泊8日	10泊11日
	1〜2月/9〜12月	US$ 2520	US$ 2940	US$ 4200
	6〜8月	US$ 2220	US$ 2590	US$ 3700
	トゥバタハ(3〜5月)	US$ 3912
		13泊14日
	トゥバタハ＋α	US$ 7124
	フルチャーター	6泊7日	7泊8日	10泊11日
	1〜2月/9〜12月	US$ 35280	US$ 41160	US$ 58800
	6〜8月	US$ 30800	US$ 36260	US$ 51800
	トゥバタハ(3〜5月)	US$ 54768
		13泊14日
	トゥバタハ＋α	US$ 99736
2023-2024年	個人予約	6泊7日	7泊8日	10泊11日
	1〜2月/9〜12月	US$ 2610	US$ 3045	US$ 4350
	6〜8月	US$ 2310	US$ 2695	US$ 3850
	トゥバタハ(3〜5月)	US$ 3912
		13泊14日
	トゥバタハ＋α	US$ 7124
	フルチャーター	6泊7日	7泊8日	10泊11日
	1〜2月/9〜12月	US$ 36540	US$ 42630	US$ 60900
	6〜8月	US$ 32340	US$ 37730	US$ 53900
	トゥバタハ(3〜5月)	US$ 54768
		13泊14日
	トゥバタハ＋α	US$ 99736