Philippines Liveaboards
Philippine Siren is a brand-new 132-foot long sailing yacht purpose-built for diving with comfort in mind. The vessel boasts large flexible cabins, spacious dining room and dive deck, and an expansive leisure deck with both covered and uncovered areas for relaxing. Newly crafted from ironwood and teak, and equipped with seven sails, this gorgeous yacht brings back the romance of the seas without sacrificing any of the modern comforts.
Onboard you will find eight air-conditioned cabins for a maximum of
sixteen guests. All cabins have private bathrooms, personal computers,
entertainment systems and little luxuries such as bathrobes, hair
dryers and mood lighting.Common areas include a large cocktail bar with a 42-inch flat screen television, massage spa, laundry service, and a boutique. The dive deck is equipped with designated charging and preparation areas for camera and video equipment. Also onboard are two zodiacs and kayaks. Nitrox is free for all certified Nitrox divers. Philippine Siren's 10-night itineraries move with the seasons and include South Visayas from Macatan to Apo Island, the Southern Leyte around Bohol, and Borocay via Apo Reef to the wrecks of Coron. The shorter 7-night Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park itineraries run from March to June.
Atlantis Azores is a 107-foot custom-built liveaboard completely refitted to ensure the best in comfort and ease of diving. There are eight staterooms onboard, seven on the lower deck and one on the top deck. All staterooms have a lower double and upper single berths, private bathrooms and hairdryers. The partially covered sun deck is furnished with chase lounges, wet bar, hot tub and a plenty of seating. Spacious dive deck offers a roomy camera table with charging station, a large swim platform and freshwater showers. Atlantis is known for its excellent cuisine and the liveaboard is no exception. In addition to tantalizing meals, enjoy free soft drinks, juice, beer and rum.
From October to January, Atlantis Azores cruises the famous coral triangle of Anilao. February to March, the boat explores the still new area of Southern Leyte. From April to June, it is time for the fantastic waters of Tubbataha and its almost 600 species of fish, 370 species of coral and 11 species of sharks. From July to August, it’s the clear waters of Bohol, another spot of excellent biodiversity. In September, dive the incredible wrecks of Apo. In addition to the itineraries above, Atlantis Azores also offers repositioning cruises that combine two areas. Full range of PADI courses and Nitrox is available.