


The Philippines is a scuba diver’s dream come true. The warm waters surrounding the Philippines 7,107 islands present an underwater wildlife extravaganza, so spectacular that divers return for an average of 10 trips each.
So whether you're just after a relaxing dive with spectacular views or a chance to perfect your macro photography skills, take on these dive spots for the best of all worlds.
Anilao Batangas
The most popular dive destination of local divers and the birthplace of diving in the Philippines. World famous for its macro photography opportunities due to its outstanding coral reef system. Bring your Camera!
Apo Reef
Accessible by live-aboard, an excellent area to view several species of large pelagics, sometimes called the mini Tubbataha. The perfect compliment to an Anilao & Puerto Galera Island Hop dive trip.
Verde Island
“Center of the center of marine biodiversity” – the most number of species per square meter of coral reef.
Puerto Galera
A popular dive site for those that prefer to compliment their diving with surface activities and nightlife. This gorgeous area was declared a marine sanctuary several decades ago.
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ActiVentures Anilao Batangas & Donsol Whale shark Dive Tour & Safari
Anilao Batangas
The most popular dive destination of local divers and the birthplace of diving in the Philippines. World famous for its macro photography opportunities due to its outstanding coral reef system. Bring your Camera!
Donsol
“Whale shark Haven” – regularly visited by whale sharks from Jan – May. Known to be the most unique and unusual whale shark gathering so far discovered on the planet. Where humans can share an awe inspiring encounter with these amazing gentle giants.
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Recommended travel dates for best Whale Shark experience: February - April
About Firefly Night Tours: Firefly watching along the Ogod and Donsol rivers is no ordinary tourist attraction, as the magic only happens at night. Fireflies may be a common sight in remote provinces but what is extraordinary is the huge population of these species found along the province’s two rivers. When darkness descends, their beauty is revealed: thousands of these nocturnal insects inhabit the two rivers and provide a glow around the mangrove trees along their banks. The flicker of lights takes the shape of the tree, as if it is bedecked with Christmas lights — it is a visual feast as you go from one lighted tree to another. The trees are teeming with fireflies dancing and circling the branches, rivaling the stars at night in number. However, it is impossible to photograph them using an ordinary camera as the flash tends to wipe out the fireflies’ flickering luminescence.





