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Route Description - Tubbataha 6 Nights

7 Days 6 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests are welcomed aboard Solitude One from 2:00 PM onwards at the harbor in Puerto Princesa. Transfers are provided from the domestic airport, while transport from local hotels can be arranged for an additional charge. Upon boarding, guests are greeted by the crew and undergo orientation and registration (C-Cards and logbooks required). Following dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park—an overnight journey of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 5 – Diving in Tubbataha Reefs National Park
Located about 150 km southeast of Puerto Princesa, Tubbataha comprises two main atolls (North and South) and the Jessie Beazley Reef. Over these four days, guests enjoy 3–4 dives daily, exploring walls and slopes teeming with marine life. Conditions typically include strong currents and excellent visibility, making for thrilling drift dives. The vibrant coral reefs support a stunning range of biodiversity—from schools of jacks and barracudas to reef sharks, turtles, and rare critters like pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. Night diving is not conducted due to safety concerns.

Day 6 – Final Dives and Return Journey
On the last diving day, 2–3 dives are offered before the vessel begins its return voyage to Puerto Princesa. Guests observe an 18-hour no-fly surface interval post-diving. The evening features cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on deck, ideally accompanied by a picturesque sunset. Arrival in Puerto Princesa is expected after midnight, with guests spending their final night aboard.

Day 7 – Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests disembark between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Transfers to the airport are provided by the crew, marking the end of the voyage.

Route Description - Tubbataha 9 Nights

10 Days 9 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests begin their journey in Puerto Princesa, where embarkation aboard Solitude One starts at 2:00 PM. Transfers from the domestic airport are provided, while hotel transfers can be arranged separately. Upon boarding, the crew welcomes guests for orientation and registration (C-Cards and logbooks required). After dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park, with an overnight crossing of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 8 – Diving at Tubbataha Reefs National Park
For seven full days, divers explore the extraordinary marine ecosystems of Tubbataha. Located about 150 km southeast of Puerto Princesa, the park comprises North and South Atolls and the Jessie Beazley Reef. The dive sites are rich with biodiversity and feature dramatic walls and slopes. Daily dives (3–4 per day) are planned according to tidal and current conditions, and coordinated with other vessels to minimize congestion. Marine life includes schools of barracuda and jacks, turtles, reef and whale sharks, vibrant coral gardens, and rare macro creatures such as nudibranchs and pygmy seahorses. Due to strong currents, all dives are conducted during daylight hours—no night dives are permitted in this park.

Day 9 – Final Dives and Return to Puerto Princesa
The final day of diving offers 2–3 morning dives before Solitude One begins her return to Puerto Princesa. All guests are required to observe a minimum 18-hour no-fly interval. In the evening, guests enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on deck as the vessel makes its westward journey, ideally timed with a striking sunset. Arrival in Puerto Princesa is expected after midnight.

Day 10 – Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa
The voyage concludes with disembarkation between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM. The crew arranges transport back to the domestic airport, bidding farewell to the guests until the next adventure.

Route Description - Tubbataha - Coron - Apo

15 Days 14 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests are welcomed aboard Solitude One at the Puerto Princesa harbor starting from 2:00 PM. Transfers from the domestic airport are included, while resort/hotel transfers can be arranged separately. Upon boarding, the crew conducts orientation and registration (C-cards and logbooks required). After dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park, with an overnight voyage of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 6 – Diving at Tubbataha Reefs National Park
Over five full days, guests explore the world-renowned Tubbataha Reefs—recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area features pristine coral walls, clear waters, and strong currents ideal for drift diving. With 3–4 dives per day, guests encounter thriving coral ecosystems, large schools of jacks and barracuda, turtles, reef sharks, whale sharks, and tiny creatures like pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. For safety reasons, no night dives are conducted in this region.

Day 7 – Cagayancillo
The journey continues to the remote reefs of Cagayancillo, an off-the-beaten-path location visited only on transition cruises. With 3–4 dives planned, this area offers impressive walls and coral gardens teeming with marine life.

Days 8 & 9 – Coron
Guests enjoy two days diving around Coron Island, famous for its combination of vibrant reefs and historical WWII wrecks. There’s also a chance to spot dugongs in the area. Up to four dives per day are offered.

Days 10 to 12 – Apo Reef Natural Park
Over the course of three days, the cruise explores the Philippines’ largest contiguous coral reef system—Apo Reef. This marine protected area offers expansive reefscapes, steep walls, and frequent sightings of fish schools, sharks, and occasionally manta rays.

Day 13 – Verde Island
Positioned in the Verde Island Passage—one of the most biodiverse marine areas on the planet—Verde Island provides exhilarating drift dives through strong currents and vibrant coral reefs. Divers encounter both reef-dwelling and pelagic species during 3–4 dives.

Day 14 – Anilao
On the penultimate day, the vessel anchors off Anilao, known for its muck diving and stunning coral gardens. Guests can enjoy 1–3 dives focused on spotting macro life in black sand or exploring vibrant hard coral slopes. Arrival in Batangas port occurs in the evening, where guests will spend their final night aboard.

Day 15 – Disembarkation in Batangas
Disembarkation takes place between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Guests may be transferred to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), or optionally extend their stay at Solitude Acacia Resort in Anilao for additional diving and relaxation.

Route Description - Tubbataha 6 Nights

7 Days 6 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests are welcomed aboard Solitude One from 2:00 PM onwards at the harbor in Puerto Princesa. Transfers are provided from the domestic airport, while transport from local hotels can be arranged for an additional charge. Upon boarding, guests are greeted by the crew and undergo orientation and registration (C-Cards and logbooks required). Following dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park—an overnight journey of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 5 – Diving in Tubbataha Reefs National Park
Located about 150 km southeast of Puerto Princesa, Tubbataha comprises two main atolls (North and South) and the Jessie Beazley Reef. Over these four days, guests enjoy 3–4 dives daily, exploring walls and slopes teeming with marine life. Conditions typically include strong currents and excellent visibility, making for thrilling drift dives. The vibrant coral reefs support a stunning range of biodiversity—from schools of jacks and barracudas to reef sharks, turtles, and rare critters like pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. Night diving is not conducted due to safety concerns.

Day 6 – Final Dives and Return Journey
On the last diving day, 2–3 dives are offered before the vessel begins its return voyage to Puerto Princesa. Guests observe an 18-hour no-fly surface interval post-diving. The evening features cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on deck, ideally accompanied by a picturesque sunset. Arrival in Puerto Princesa is expected after midnight, with guests spending their final night aboard.

Day 7 – Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests disembark between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Transfers to the airport are provided by the crew, marking the end of the voyage.

Route Description - Tubbataha 6 Nights

7 Days 6 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests are welcomed aboard Solitude One from 2:00 PM onwards at the harbor in Puerto Princesa. Transfers are provided from the domestic airport, while transport from local hotels can be arranged for an additional charge. Upon boarding, guests are greeted by the crew and undergo orientation and registration (C-Cards and logbooks required). Following dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park—an overnight journey of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 5 – Diving in Tubbataha Reefs National Park
Located about 150 km southeast of Puerto Princesa, Tubbataha comprises two main atolls (North and South) and the Jessie Beazley Reef. Over these four days, guests enjoy 3–4 dives daily, exploring walls and slopes teeming with marine life. Conditions typically include strong currents and excellent visibility, making for thrilling drift dives. The vibrant coral reefs support a stunning range of biodiversity—from schools of jacks and barracudas to reef sharks, turtles, and rare critters like pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. Night diving is not conducted due to safety concerns.

Day 6 – Final Dives and Return Journey
On the last diving day, 2–3 dives are offered before the vessel begins its return voyage to Puerto Princesa. Guests observe an 18-hour no-fly surface interval post-diving. The evening features cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on deck, ideally accompanied by a picturesque sunset. Arrival in Puerto Princesa is expected after midnight, with guests spending their final night aboard.

Day 7 – Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests disembark between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Transfers to the airport are provided by the crew, marking the end of the voyage.

Route Description - Tubbataha 6 Nights

7 Days 6 Nights

Day 1 – Embarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests are welcomed aboard Solitude One from 2:00 PM onwards at the harbor in Puerto Princesa. Transfers are provided from the domestic airport, while transport from local hotels can be arranged for an additional charge. Upon boarding, guests are greeted by the crew and undergo orientation and registration (C-Cards and logbooks required). Following dinner, the vessel departs for Tubbataha Reefs National Park—an overnight journey of approximately 10 hours.

Days 2 to 5 – Diving in Tubbataha Reefs National Park
Located about 150 km southeast of Puerto Princesa, Tubbataha comprises two main atolls (North and South) and the Jessie Beazley Reef. Over these four days, guests enjoy 3–4 dives daily, exploring walls and slopes teeming with marine life. Conditions typically include strong currents and excellent visibility, making for thrilling drift dives. The vibrant coral reefs support a stunning range of biodiversity—from schools of jacks and barracudas to reef sharks, turtles, and rare critters like pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs. Night diving is not conducted due to safety concerns.

Day 6 – Final Dives and Return Journey
On the last diving day, 2–3 dives are offered before the vessel begins its return voyage to Puerto Princesa. Guests observe an 18-hour no-fly surface interval post-diving. The evening features cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on deck, ideally accompanied by a picturesque sunset. Arrival in Puerto Princesa is expected after midnight, with guests spending their final night aboard.

Day 7 – Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa
Guests disembark between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Transfers to the airport are provided by the crew, marking the end of the voyage.