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Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas South

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
Guests board Atlantis Infiniti in the early evening at Atlantis Dumaguete. After a welcome briefing and orientation by the crew, the vessel sets off on its overnight cruise toward the first dive destination, allowing everyone to settle in and prepare for the diving adventures ahead.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first day of diving begins at Pamilacan Island, known for its steep-sloping reefs blanketed in a mix of hard and soft corals. Divers explore the surrounding marine sanctuary, where sightings of dolphins, whales, barracudas, and the occasional manta ray offer a thrilling start to the journey.

Day 3 – Cabilao Island (Bohol)
At Cabilao Island, the dive sites feature shallow reef tops and striking drop-offs. The southern coastline hosts hard coral gardens that attract tunas, jacks, frogfish, scorpionfish, and vibrant reef critters. This scenic location blends reef structure with exciting marine biodiversity.

Day 4 – Oslob & Sumilon Island
The day begins with a dive alongside the resident whale sharks of Oslob, followed by exploration of Sumilon Island’s coral gardens and walls. These dive sites offer a peaceful underwater landscape with frequent sightings of turtles, stingrays, sea snakes, and schooling barracudas—and on occasion, even manta rays or hammerhead sharks.

Day 5 – Siquijor Island
The voyage continues to Siquijor Island, where divers explore reef walls and gentle slopes. This area is particularly rewarding for macro enthusiasts, with regular appearances of nudibranchs, ribbon eels, frogfish, and an assortment of colourful tropical species.

Day 6 – Apo Island
Apo Island delivers some of the most vibrant coral diving in the region. Divers drift along reef walls teeming with hard and soft corals, with frequent encounters with sea turtles, blacktip and whitetip reef sharks, groupers, and swirls of reef fish. The island is also a hotspot for striking macro life.

Day 7 – Dauin (Dumaguete)
The final day of diving takes place along the Dauin coast, a world-renowned destination for muck diving. The region’s volcanic black sand hides rare and unusual species including flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, hairy frogfish, and pipefish—perfect for underwater macro photography.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The itinerary concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at around 8:00 AM, with the option to extend their stay for additional land-based diving or a visit to nearby Apo Island.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Tubbataha Reef Safari

Tubbataha 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 Reefs 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 Park 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 turtles.

The Tubbataha itinerary goes in and out of Puerto Princesa. Guests can board Azores on the day of departure at 5:00 PM and disembark the following Saturday at 8:00 AM. Sailing time from Puerto Princesa to Tubbataha is approximately 10-12 hours.

Day 1: Northern Tip Of North Atoll
Fissures and crevices lead into it 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 spotted. 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.

Day 2: Southern End Of North Atoll
Malayan, Wallstreet and Amos Rock are the pick of the dive sites. Fans and macro will enjoy these sites with Denise pygmy seahorses clinging to the sea fans. See scorpion fish, moray eels and even ghost pipefish. Don’t worry pelagic fans, you can still see huge dogtooth tuna, sharks and spanish mackerel in the blue.

Day 3: Northern Tip Of South Atoll
Highlights include Black Rock, T Wreck and Eiger Wall. You will lose count of the number of green and hawksbill turtles in the area. Look out for marble stingrays in the sand. Eagle rays often cruise by and expect to see large grouper and giant trevally.

Day 4: Southern End Of South Atoll
This area is known for its lighthouse and is home to famous divesites Delsan Wreck and Black Rock. Hammerheads are the most prized sighting here as well as occasional whale sharks passing by. Look out for guitar sharks in the shallows.

Day 5: Southern End of North Atoll
The dive starts on a gentle slope that is covered in superb unmolested corals and ends with a wall covered with dramatic gorgonian fans where sharp eyed divers can often spot pygmy seahorses. If there’s current, you’ll come across a wide variety of large fish, including narrow-barred spanish mackerel, giant trevally, red snapper, napoleon wrasse and giant groupers.
You’re almost certain to see whitetip and grey reef sharks. Look out for manta rays, spotted eagle rays and both green and hawksbill turtles closer to the surface. Other fish that can be seen include rainbow runners, african pompano, angel fish, leaf scorpion fish, fire dart fish and down deeper, decorated dart fish.

Day 6: Jessie Beazley Reef
The charter finishes with a couple of dives at Jessie Beazley Reef. You can see schools of bumphead parrotfish munching on the corals. Watch out for inquisitive napoleon wrasse. The shallow reefs are full of colorful tropical fish like the regal angelfish and titan triggerfish.

Route Description - Visayas South

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
Guests board Atlantis Infiniti in the early evening at Atlantis Dumaguete. After a welcome briefing and orientation by the crew, the vessel sets off on its overnight cruise toward the first dive destination, allowing everyone to settle in and prepare for the diving adventures ahead.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first day of diving begins at Pamilacan Island, known for its steep-sloping reefs blanketed in a mix of hard and soft corals. Divers explore the surrounding marine sanctuary, where sightings of dolphins, whales, barracudas, and the occasional manta ray offer a thrilling start to the journey.

Day 3 – Cabilao Island (Bohol)
At Cabilao Island, the dive sites feature shallow reef tops and striking drop-offs. The southern coastline hosts hard coral gardens that attract tunas, jacks, frogfish, scorpionfish, and vibrant reef critters. This scenic location blends reef structure with exciting marine biodiversity.

Day 4 – Oslob & Sumilon Island
The day begins with a dive alongside the resident whale sharks of Oslob, followed by exploration of Sumilon Island’s coral gardens and walls. These dive sites offer a peaceful underwater landscape with frequent sightings of turtles, stingrays, sea snakes, and schooling barracudas—and on occasion, even manta rays or hammerhead sharks.

Day 5 – Siquijor Island
The voyage continues to Siquijor Island, where divers explore reef walls and gentle slopes. This area is particularly rewarding for macro enthusiasts, with regular appearances of nudibranchs, ribbon eels, frogfish, and an assortment of colourful tropical species.

Day 6 – Apo Island
Apo Island delivers some of the most vibrant coral diving in the region. Divers drift along reef walls teeming with hard and soft corals, with frequent encounters with sea turtles, blacktip and whitetip reef sharks, groupers, and swirls of reef fish. The island is also a hotspot for striking macro life.

Day 7 – Dauin (Dumaguete)
The final day of diving takes place along the Dauin coast, a world-renowned destination for muck diving. The region’s volcanic black sand hides rare and unusual species including flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, hairy frogfish, and pipefish—perfect for underwater macro photography.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The itinerary concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at around 8:00 AM, with the option to extend their stay for additional land-based diving or a visit to nearby Apo Island.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.

Route Description - Visayas South

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
Guests board Atlantis Infiniti in the early evening at Atlantis Dumaguete. After a welcome briefing and orientation by the crew, the vessel sets off on its overnight cruise toward the first dive destination, allowing everyone to settle in and prepare for the diving adventures ahead.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first day of diving begins at Pamilacan Island, known for its steep-sloping reefs blanketed in a mix of hard and soft corals. Divers explore the surrounding marine sanctuary, where sightings of dolphins, whales, barracudas, and the occasional manta ray offer a thrilling start to the journey.

Day 3 – Cabilao Island (Bohol)
At Cabilao Island, the dive sites feature shallow reef tops and striking drop-offs. The southern coastline hosts hard coral gardens that attract tunas, jacks, frogfish, scorpionfish, and vibrant reef critters. This scenic location blends reef structure with exciting marine biodiversity.

Day 4 – Oslob & Sumilon Island
The day begins with a dive alongside the resident whale sharks of Oslob, followed by exploration of Sumilon Island’s coral gardens and walls. These dive sites offer a peaceful underwater landscape with frequent sightings of turtles, stingrays, sea snakes, and schooling barracudas—and on occasion, even manta rays or hammerhead sharks.

Day 5 – Siquijor Island
The voyage continues to Siquijor Island, where divers explore reef walls and gentle slopes. This area is particularly rewarding for macro enthusiasts, with regular appearances of nudibranchs, ribbon eels, frogfish, and an assortment of colourful tropical species.

Day 6 – Apo Island
Apo Island delivers some of the most vibrant coral diving in the region. Divers drift along reef walls teeming with hard and soft corals, with frequent encounters with sea turtles, blacktip and whitetip reef sharks, groupers, and swirls of reef fish. The island is also a hotspot for striking macro life.

Day 7 – Dauin (Dumaguete)
The final day of diving takes place along the Dauin coast, a world-renowned destination for muck diving. The region’s volcanic black sand hides rare and unusual species including flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, hairy frogfish, and pipefish—perfect for underwater macro photography.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The itinerary concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at around 8:00 AM, with the option to extend their stay for additional land-based diving or a visit to nearby Apo Island.

Route Description - Visayas North

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Dumaguete
In the late afternoon, guests are welcomed aboard Atlantis Infiniti at the Atlantis Dumaguete resort. Following a welcome briefing and orientation, the yacht sets off on its overnight journey toward the Visayas, cruising under the stars toward the first dive destination.

Day 2 – Pamilacan Island
The first diving day begins at Pamilacan Island, where divers explore sloping reefs teeming with vibrant coral growth and an abundance of marine life. The surrounding sanctuary often rewards guests with sightings of dolphins, whales, schooling barracudas, and, on lucky days, graceful manta rays gliding through the blue.

Day 3 – Anda, Bohol
Diving continues along the dramatic walls and sandy slopes of Anda in Bohol. Known for its pristine reefs and fascinating macro life, this region reveals a colourful underwater world populated by pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and a variety of reef fish species, offering a rewarding balance between muck and reef diving.

Day 4 – Sogod Bay (Napantao), Southern Leyte
Guests spend the day diving within the marine protected area of Napantao in Sogod Bay. This underwater haven boasts a kaleidoscope of coral formations, schooling fish, and regular sightings of turtles, frogfish, and whitetip reef sharks. Its nutrient-rich waters and biodiversity make it one of the highlights of the route.

Day 5 – Kimud Shoal & Gato Island
The journey continues to Kimud Shoal, a sunken island with a reef top at 12–16 meters and a dramatic drop-off plunging to over 200 meters. This site is famed for encounters with thresher sharks, manta rays, and schooling pelagics such as tuna. In the afternoon, Gato Island offers a contrasting experience with rugged topography, coral-covered slopes, and swim-throughs home to whitetip reef sharks.

Day 6 – Malapascua Island
Diving at Malapascua Island offers an exciting mix of macro and megafauna. Guests may encounter resting bamboo and whitetip sharks inside underwater caverns, while the surrounding reefs host soft coral gardens brimming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and shrimp. Pelagic action is also possible, with bait balls and squid often seen in open water.

Day 7 – Capitancillo Islet
The final full day of diving takes place at Capitancillo Islet, a small coral island marked by a historical lighthouse. Divers explore vertical walls adorned with sea fans, whip corals, and sponges, and may spot yellowfin tuna, large groupers, and schooling jacks patrolling the deep.

Day 8 – Disembarkation in Dumaguete
The cruise concludes with an early morning return to Atlantis Dumaguete. Guests disembark at approximately 8:00 AM and may choose to extend their adventure with additional land-based diving or excursions around Negros Oriental.