The Visayas is one of the three principal geographical divisions of the Philippines. It consists of several islands like Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol, Leyte and Palawan. The world famous island Boracay is also part of the Visayas.
Diving in the Visayas is all best from July to February.
You need to book a flight to Cebu, which can be reached via several airlines from Manila. Upon arrival in Cebu (Mactan Airport), our Expeditionfleet Staff will meet you at the airport to transfer you directly to our boat, docked in Punta Engaño, Cebu.
Accommodations on board, no decompression diving (4-5dives/day), tanks, weights, weight belt, boat, services of a divemaster, fullboard meals, and complimentary tea, coffee, juice.
Guests can do maximum of 4 Dives a Day plus 1 night dive (optional).
A valid passport is required. Visas are not required for tourists who will stay only for 21 days provided that they have an onward or return journey tickets and do not belong to restricted nationality. For long staying guests visas are required, you can apply to your nearest Philippine consulate.
What is the weather in Philippines?The Philippines is a tropical country with an average temperature of 32°C (80°F). March to June is hot and dry (36°C); rains and typhoons abound from July to October; November to February is pleasantly cool ( around 23°C) and dry.
Yes there is, please take a look our sample itinerary. Please note that ONLY Advance Open Water Divers can do night dives.
Diving in Apo Reef is open to all Open Water Divers. An Advanced Open Water Diver Certification is a plus.
We suggest a 3mm wetsuit all year round.
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