Moalboal to Sipalay Scuba Diving Safari

• Diving: 3-4 dives a day, depending on the dive sites and dive conditions.
• Accommodation: Stay at shore in a nice beach resort
• Food: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included. Additionally, other refreshments, snacks and fruits are served. Drinks such as mineral water and soft drinks are free of charge on the ship.

Tour Option 1: Moalboal to Sipalay
Day 1: Moalboal, Sunken Island & Liloan

• Dives: 2–3 dives.
• The Route: Depart from Moalboal early in the morning. Head down the Cebu coastline to dive sites like Sunken Island or Pescador Island, known for dramatic drop-offs and pelagic action.
• Overnight: Liloan, the southernmost tip of Cebu.

Day 2: Liloan, Sumilon Island & Balicasag Island

Dives: 3–4 dives.

• The Route: Cross over to Sumilon Island—the first marine sanctuary in the Philippines—to dive its pristine coral slopes. From there, navigate across the strait toward Bohol to dive the world-class walls of Balicasag Island, famous for its swirling schools of jacks and massive resident sea turtles.
• Overnight: Alona Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol.

Day 3: Panglao Island / Alona Beach Exploration

Dives: 3–4 dives OR 1 morning dive + land tour.

• The Route: Spend the day exploring local Panglao dive sites.
• Overnight: Alona Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol.

Day 4: Balicasag Island & Siquijor Island

• Dives: 3–4 dives.
• The Route: Hit any remaining prime sites at Balicasag before making the open-ocean crossing to the mystical island of Siquijor. Dive the vibrant, soft-coral encrusted walls surrounding the island, keeping an eye out for macro life.
• Overnight: Dauin / Dumaguete coast, Negros Oriental.

Day 5: Apo Island Marine Sanctuary

• Dives: 3–4 dives.
• The Route: Dedicate the entire day to Apo Island, globally revered as one of the most successful community-led marine sanctuaries. Expect breathtaking hard coral gardens, steep walls, clownfish colonies, and near-guaranteed turtle encounters.
• Overnight: Dauin / Dumaguete coast, Negros Oriental.

Day 6: Dauin Coast to Sipalay

• Dives: 2–3 dives.
• The Route: Early morning dives along the coast of Negros (famous for muck diving and macro critters) before the boat completes its final leg, cruising around the southern tip of Negros to arrive at the pristine beaches of Sipalay.
• Final Destination: Check-in and safari wrap-up in Sipalay, Negros Occidental.

Tour Option 2: Sipalay to Moalboal

For weeks heading in the opposite direction, the itinerary runs in reverse:

• Day 1: Sipalay to Dauin via Basay (2–3 dives). Overnight in Dauin.
• Day 2: Full day at Apo Island (3–4 dives). Overnight in Dauin.
• Day 3: Siquijor Island to Balicasag Island (3–4 dives). Overnight in Alona Beach, Bohol.
• Day 4: Panglao Island dives or Chocolate Hills Land Tour. Overnight in Alona Beach.
• Day 5: Balicasag Island to Sumilon Island (3–4 dives). Overnight in Liloan, Cebu.
• Day 6: Liloan to Moalboal, including the Kawasan Falls excursion. Safari ends in Moalboal.

• AIDA
• Apnea Academy
• Apnea Total
• CMAS
• FII
• Molchanovs
• PADI
• PFI
• RAID
• SSI
• NAUI
• SDI

• English
• Tagalog

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• An Advanced Open Water Diver (AOWD) certification is strongly recommended.
• Experienced Open Water Divers can join, but may be restricted from more advanced dive sites. Please check with us beforehand.
• All participants should have a minimum of 20 logged dives.
• A check-dive is highly recommended before the safari and is provided free of charge.
• Dive insurance is highly recommended.Travel insurance is also advisable for your peace of mind.

Exclusions:

• Alcoholic beverages on board.
• Drinks and additional food in restaurants, bars and in the resorts where we might stay.
• Marine sanctuary fees.
• Rental dive equipment, dive computer and surface marker buoy.

Life happens so we keep cancellations simple. Enjoy free cancellation for 14 days from the time of booking or find an equally qualified suitable replacement up to 30 days prior to diving.