Seadoors Itinerary

Visayas Seascape

The boarding is 13:00 to 17:00 at Cebu Yacht Club, from the airport or from your hotel in Cebu City a guide will drive you to the boat, embarkation, briefing, and presentation of your cabin.

Dive 1: Malapascua - Unique thresher shark cleaning station in the world, but we also found mobula rays flying.
Dive 2: Malapascua - Shallow plateau where we find more and more tiger sharks as well as other pelagic sharks and reef reefs.
Dive 3: Malapascua - The tunnel passage which crosses the island covered with yellow anemones, whitetip sharks spectators, pygmies seahorses, harlequin shrimps and spider crabs.
Dive 4: Malapascua - Canyon with it's whitetip reef sharks and cat sharks. During night dive, this site is amazing with a large density of macro fauna as Spanish dancer, saw blade shrimps, crabs, and many kind of nudist.

Dive 5: Malapascua - Unique thresher shark cleaning station in the world, but we also found mobula rays flying.
Dive 6: Malapascua - Dive where manta are often passing by and as well thresher sharks.
Dive 7: Malapascua.

Day 4:
Dive 8: Bohol - 80m deep wall and much more in the blue. At our bottom, we'll be looking for sharks, and on the wall for extraordinary macro as frogfishes, pygmy seahorse, ribbon eels, etc.
Dive 9: Bohol - Very deep wall (+80m), we'll be looking for school of jacks, school of barracudas or else whitetip reef sharks and hammerheads during season.
Dive 10: Bohol - Deep wall with giant sea fans. We can find here big pelagic.

Dive 11: Camiguin - Shoal on top at 12m with a large quantity of different corals. Rays, school of yellow tail barracudas, and frogfishes.
Dive 12: Camiguin - Plateau covered by a huge diversity of corals. Turtles, frogfishes, and seahorse.
Excursion: Camiguin - Bath in natural hot springs, and we finish the day visiting the Public Market.

Day 6:

Dive 13: Camiguin - The Old Volcano in Camiguin offers a unique diving experience along a steep volcanic wall, starting shallow and plunging to depths over 60 meters, showcasing cooled lava, rock formations, colorful corals, and diverse marine life.
Dive 14: Camiguin - The Old Volcano in Camiguin offers a unique diving experience along a steep volcanic wall, starting shallow and plunging to depths over 60 meters, showcasing cooled lava, rock formations, colorful corals, and diverse marine life.
Dive 15: Camiguin - Exploration of a historic site where a cemetery from the 1871 Mount Vulcan eruption now sits underwater, marked by a large cross. Divers can experience the unique blend of history and marine life, with old tombstones covered in coral, providing habitats for various fish and marine creatures.

Dive 16: Siquijor - Shallow shoal going up to 5-10m with a beautiful coral garden. Around we have deep walls with eagle rays flying along.
Dive 17: Siquijor - Stunning vertical coral wall offering diverse encounters with marine species in clear waters.
Dive 18: Siquijor - Known for its vibrant, healthy corals and abundant marine life, including sea turtles.
Dive 19: Siquijor - Special muck dive at night looking for the extraordinary macro critters from Visayas.

Dive 20: Negros - A very colored dive with it's schools of fish animated by strong currents.
Dive 21: Negros - Taggering coral reef sloping down ending in a wall. Commonly sight leave fish, ghost pipe fish and frogfishes. This site is also know for it's quantity of green turtles.
Dive 22: Negros - Known for its vibrant, healthy corals and abundant marine life, including sea turtles.
Dive 23: Negros - Muck dive with frogfishes, ghost pipe fish, blue ring octopus, etc.

Dive 24: Cebu - Dive with whale sharks.
Dive 25: Cebu - Drift dive with strong currents. We can find blacktip sharks and whitetip reef sharks along the reef together with school of jacks and school of barracudas.
Dive 26: Cebu - Quite dive along the wall looking for macro.

Return to Cebu Yacht Club, the disembarkation is from 08:00 to 11:00, we will drive you to the airport or to your hotel in Cebu City.

Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.