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Atlantis Azores Liveaboard

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Philippines.
7 days.
$3,995.00
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Our reputation as the leader in first-class dedicated dive vacations in the Philippines is further enhanced by our dive yacht, Atlantis Azores. The Azores is positioned strategically to service remote diving areas with spectacular diving throughout the Philippines' 7,107 islands. Tubbataha Reef is located in the Sulu Sea, at the center of the Coral Triangle between Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Rarely visited due to its location and its status as a marine preserve, Tubbataha is made up of two reefs, simply referred to as the North and South Reefs. The North and South Reef both enclose a sandy lagoon. On the southern tip is an islet with a lighthouse. This is used as a rookery for birds and is frequented by turtles. Tubbataha Reefs Natural Parks is home to no less than 573 species of fish, 373 species of corals, 11 species of sharks, 12 species of dolphins and whales, nestling hawksbill and green sea turtle. Enjoy a week at Atlantis Dumaguete or Puerto Galera before or after the trip - the perfect combo of resort and liveaboard!

Seasons & Weather

Seven-night charters run between March & June

Air temperature 28C/82F+

Sea Temperature 28C/82F+

Visibility 25m/80ft+

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Price$3,995.00 per person
This trip is completely customizable. Use it as your starting point to craft your perfect voyage before you book it.

Suggested Itinerary

Northern tip of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into where nurse and whitetip reef sharks can be found resting during the day. Small manta rays, stingrays and spotted eagle rays, together with numerous turtles have all been seen. The wall has huge gorgonian fan corals, soft corals, and barrel sponges. Blacktip, whitetip and grey reef sharks can normally be seen patrolling here in numbers.

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