Galapagos ISLANDS - 2024
07 - 14 October 2024 aboard Galapagos Master - SOLD OUT!
The Galapagos Islands are on just about every single diver’s bucket list due to their isolation, incredible biodiversity, and magnificent flora and fauna. Not to mention, the Galapagos are where Darwin first hypothesized his world-changing Theory of Evolution.
The Galapagos Islands are located 600 miles (1000 km) west of Ecuador, are spread out over 17,000 square miles, and would require many trips to visit all the incredible dive sites available. There are 17 main islands that make up the archipelago. The water temperatures range from a chilly 55 F (12 C) in the south, to highs reaching 79 F (26 C) in the north. There are two main seasons for scuba diving in the Galapagos, with the year split into two—whale shark season and manta ray season.
PHILIPPINES - 2025 TUBBATAHA
Tubbataha National Park aboard the Philippine Siren - 27 March - 02 April 202
The Philippines comprise over 7,600 islands, surrounded by deep blue seas that contain some of the richest marine life on earth. Considered by many to be the apex of the Coral Triangle, scuba diving in the Philippines offers a wide variety of marine environments to choose from.
Whether it’s dives on steep walls and offshore pinnacles, critter hunting in coastal reefs, the sardine run, or the opportunity to get up close to the world’s largest fish – the whale shark, the Philippines will whet the appetite of even the most seasoned diver.
Tubbataha, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers exhilarating wall & drift diving, wrecks and a good chance to spot hammerhead sharks, mantas, and whale sharks, plus some of the world’s best coral gardens. Also, gigantic fan corals flourish in Tubbataha waters.
PHILIPPINES - 2025 DUMAGUETE
Atmosphere Resort - 02 April - 07 April 2025
The Philippines comprise over 7,600 islands, surrounded by deep blue seas that contain some of the richest marine life on earth. Considered by many to be the apex of the Coral Triangle, scuba diving in the Philippines offers a wide variety of marine environments to choose from.
Whether it’s dives on steep walls and offshore pinnacles, critter hunting in coastal reefs, the sardine run, or the opportunity to get up close to the world’s largest fish – the whale shark, the Philippines will whet the appetite of even the most seasoned diver.
Tubbataha, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers exhilarating wall & drift diving, wrecks and a good chance to spot hammerhead sharks, mantas, and whale sharks, plus some of the world’s best coral gardens. Also, gigantic fan corals flourish in Tubbataha waters.
