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Apo Reef and Anilao

Philippines · 6–8 nights
Apo Reef and Anilao — reefs and macro diving in the Philippines
The route includes two of the Philippines' best dive destinations. Apo Reef — 34 square kilometers of coral reefs, rarely visited due to their remoteness and marine protected area status. The area attracts sharks, turtles, schools of barracudas, and manta rays. Anilao is one of the most famous dive spots, located in the heart of the Coral Triangle. It features most known coral species, numerous nudibranchs, and stunning marine biodiversity. The route includes a visit to Taal Volcano — the world's smallest active volcano — and sunset at Mabini Beach overlooking Sombrero Island.

What You'll See

Apo Reef — 34 sq. km of protected coral reefs
Anilao — the heart of the Coral Triangle
Sharks, turtles, and schools of barracudas
Mantas at Apo Reef
Nudibranchs and macro life of Anilao
Taal Volcano — the world's smallest active volcano

Conditions

Season

October–June

Visibility

15–30 meters

Water Temperature

26–30°C

Level

Open Water+

Duration

6–8 nights

Useful Information

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Best Season

March–June (Tubbataha), November–May (general dry season)

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Visa

Visa-free entry for up to 30 days for Russian citizens

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How to Get There

Flights via Manila. To Tubbataha — from Puerto Princesa (Palawan).

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Climate

Tropical, 26–34°C

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Currency

Philippine Peso (PHP)

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Time Zone

UTC+8

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