The Philippines, being home to 7,107 islands, is also a haven for diving enthusiast, it boasts a number of world class dive spots. In fact, the country was also recognized for being one of the top three best places to dive in the world. Listed below are only a few of the top caliber sites to dive. If you are a travel savvy and you are very much into diving, Philippines is just one of the best for you.
Tubbataha Reef
Found in Sulu Sea, Tubbataha Reef is noted for a diverse marine life. What makes this marine sanctuary a perfect diving spot is because of the so-called coral walls that separate the shallow and deep portions of the coral reefs. If you experience diving in Tubbataha, you will be amazed to see wonderful fish species right before your very eyes. Over a thousand marine species live in this sanctuary, and is being cared for by fishermen who build temporary shelters in the islets since there are no permanent inhabitants on the shore. This spot is recognized by UNESCO as the world heritage site. During the months of April to June, Tubbataha is open for tourists to dive. This is perfect for those who wish to travel and enjoy some water activities at the same time.
Anilao, Batangas
In the country’s Luzon area, Anilao in the province of Batangas is considered as one of the best spots to dive. It is also the one nearest to Manila, a key city, which makes it an ideal side trip if you are in Manila for a particular reason. Anilao is also a protected diving spot to maintain marine conservation. You can book a room at nearby areas if you plan to stay here for a couple of days. You can get here via a public transport from bus terminals that offer regular trips to Batangas City. You can get down before reaching Batangas Pier and ride a jeepney going to Mabini. You can arrange a car pick up from the city proper or at the Batangas port for your convenience.
Palawan
Palawan is a province in the Western Visayas region of the country. It is such a famous tourist spot because it is home to the finest beaches. Crystal clear waters and powdery white sand is what it is best known for, but diving enthusiasts should not miss diving at a number of top caliber diving spots in this province. El Nido, Palawan is one of the city’s best known for diving as it is also known as a marine reserve park. The government together with the people are doing everything they can to preserve the abundant marine life in this place.
El Nido resorts are world famous beach destinations. Aside from El Nido, Coron and Brooke’s Point are also among the cities in Palawan that boast top diving spots. Palawan is also known for its distinct delicacies, one of which is Tamilok. A Palawan trip will never be complete without tasting some of the best native food they have and one of which is Tamilok.
The Philippines is an archipelago, made up mostly of water. What makes it a tourist drawer is its tropical climate, making it ideal to visit year round. However, there are months wherein a rainy weather is expected, and these are from the months of June to September. Nevertheless, there are still many months left to enjoy the warm climate and refreshing beaches along with good food at the same time.
If you are a travel savvy and you are very much into diving, Philippines is just one of the best for you. A Palawan trip will never be complete without tasting some of the best native food they have and one of which is Tamilok.
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