
Solitude One Itinerary
Tubbataha - 6N7 days / 6 nights
About Solitude One
- Comfortable diving with modern facilities, tenders, and a massive dive deck
- Sidemount, rebreather, and underwater photography friendly expeditions
- Spacious and newly renovated interiors with plenty of room to rest and relax
- World-class service with a nearly 1:1 staff to guest ratio
Solitude One is a spacious, newly refurbished liveaboard with exceptionally high standards of service with a nearly 1:1 crew to guest ratio. This luxurious vessel offers adventurous trips around Tubbataha, Verde, Romblon and Ticao - some of most exciting dive destinations in the Philippines. Solitude One boasts contemporary and extensive facilities, and fantastic amenities for scuba divers, including camera, rebreather, and sidemount support - perfect for every guest.
Itinerary details
Highlights
- Circular route around the famed Tubbataha Reef Natural Park
- Log dives in a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Witness the world’s highest population density of coral and sharks
- Search for sharks in the undercut drop-offs of Jessie Beazley Reef
- Dive into the coral-covered Malayan Wreck
- Explore the Delsan, Black, and T wrecks on the South Atoll
As dive sites in Tubbataha Reefs are in close proximity, dive sites will be scheduled based on tides/currents as well as communicating with other liveaboards in the vicinity to avoid overcrowding a particular dive site. Tubbataha Reefs National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Dive sites consist of walls and slopes. The water is usually very clear, currents can be strong, and all dives are done as drift dives. The coral growth is prolific, boasting some of the healthiest coral reefs and biggest gorgonian fans in the world. The lush, multicolored coral creates a stunning seascape. Clouds of colorful reef-dwelling fish can be seen hovering above the coral everywhere you look. Large schools of jacks and barracuda are normal sightings, along with turtles. Several species of sharks can also be seen, including whale sharks. There are also many interesting macro-organisms, including pygmy seahorses and lots of nudibranchs. All diving is done during the day; we do not do night dives in Tubbataha for safety reasons because of the potential for strong currents.
Transfer details
Departure
02:00pm
Puerto Princesa
Puerto Princesa International Airport: PPS
Return
11:00am
Puerto Princesa
Puerto Princesa International Airport: PPS
Current availability and prices: https://www.zubludiving.com/itineraries/solitude-one/itn-2103060825051-tubbataha-6n