Discovery Adventure

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Discovery Adventure misura 47 metri di lunghezza e 8,5 di larghezza, e' stata costruita a Fiji nel 1987, ma dal 2014 fino ad oggi e' stata completamente restaurata e rinnovata, viene gestita dalla compagnia Discovery Fleet.

Discovery Adventure ha un salone con aria condizionata, un sun deck e una zona all'ombra dove mangiare.

Dato che e' ancora sotto restauro daremo maggiori informazioni a breve.

**Nota: le foto qui sotto sono realizzate a computer.e **

Cabine

Discovery Adventure ha 14 comode cabine e puo' ospitare un massimo di 28 subacquei.

Ogni cabina ha il bagno privato con doccia calda, aria condizionata ed armadio.

6 Cabine sul ponte superiore： 2 letti singoli.

8 Cabine sul ponte inferiore： 2 letti singoli.

Immersioni

• 3 - 4 immersioni al giorno in base al programma e meteo.

• Nessuna immersione il giorno della partenza e dell'arrivo.

• Tutte le immersioni sono guidate da guide professioniste.

Altre informazioni

• Nitrox：Disponibile su richiesta con costo aggiuntivo.
• Affitto Attrezzatura： Prezzi su richiesta e bisogna prenotare in anticipo.
• Assicurazione Subacquea：Obbligatoria.
• Assicurazione Viaggio : Consigliata.
• Wi-Fi Internet： Non disponibile.
• Pagamento a bordo： In contanti (USD/PHP).
• Mancia all'equipaggio: Non inclusa, da dare in base alla propria soddisfazione.

Tubbataha (Late March – Mid June)

A Tubbataha dive safari on the Discovery Fleet is the perfect way to explore the wonders of this special Place and during this period the ship turns into a full-fledged diving live aboard whose activities center around diving exclusively.

The Discovery Fleet will make best efforts to follow the established itineraries but reserves the right to change it due to sea conditions, weather and safety considerations during the actual voyage.

Itinerary for Tubbataha Regular trip

Day 1 -> Guest embarkation in Puerto Princesa Port between 2 – 4pm, lift anchor in the evening.
Day 2 -> South of North Atoll (Dive sites: Ranger Station, Amos Rock, Wall Street)
Day 3 -> South of South Atoll (Dive sites: Delsan Wreck, Southwest wall, Triggerfish City)
Day 4 -> North of South Atoll (Dive sites: Black Rock, T Wreck, Ko-ok)
Day 5 -> North of North Atoll (Dive sites: Shark Airport, Seafan Alley, Washing Machine)
Day 6 -> Malayan Wreck of North Atoll and Jessie Beazley
Day 7 -> Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa Port after breakfast, 8am onwards.

Transition Trip Batangas to Tubbataha

Day 1 -> Embarkation in Batangas Int’l Container Port (between 2-4 pm)
Day 2 -> 3 dives in Apo Reef (no Night dive)
Day 3 -> 3 dives in Cuyo Islands (No night dive)
Day 4-6 -> 4 dives in TRNP
Day 7 -> 3 day dives (no night dive) TRNP
Day 8 -> Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa Port after breakfast, 8am onwards

Transition Trip Tubbataha to Batangas

Day 1 -> Embarkation in Puerto Princesa Port (Between 2- 4 pm)
Day 2-5 -> 4 dives in TRNP
Day 6 -> 2 dives Cuyo
Day 7 -> 3 day dives Apo Reef. Lift anchor
Day 8 -> Disembarkation in Batangas Int’l Container Port after breakfast, around 11am-12nn.

Tubbataha Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Tubbataha Reef Transition Trips?
Tubbataha Reef Transition 1 is the transition of the ship from Batangas Int'l Port to Tubbataha. Tubbataha Transition Trip 2 the Port of embarkation is Port of Puerto Princesa. Disembarkation will be at the Batangas Int'l Port.

2. What is Tubbataha Regular Trip?
Tubbataha Regular Trip starts and ends at Puerto Princesa. All diving is done in the Tubbataha Reefs National Park.

3.What time does the boat leave on the day of departure/arrive day of arrival?
The ship embark for Tubbataha between 6-8 pm on the day of departure. We advise the guests arrive Puerto Princesa around 2pm.

The check-out time in the vessel is 0800am on the last day, but guests who have later flights are free to remain on board until airport transfer time.

4.Should I be an advanced diver?
Not necessarily. All dives begin with a back-roll onto the reef top which is usually around 15 meters. After everyone has trimmed their buoyancy and are comfortable, the dive leader will then bring the group to the drop off and down the wall. Current is usually present in Tubbataha and thus drift diving is the norm. Divers go with the flow of the current and a chaseboat will be ready to pick them up when they surface.