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Dive Safari Info Dive Safari Info - Visayas 6 Days Dive Safaris 2018 - 2019 WHAT? 6-day safari from Moalboal to Sipalay and Sipalay to Moalboal, via Bohol WHEN? From October to May HOW OFTEN? Weekly at CEBU FUN DIVERS / LOVE’S BEACH RESORT SAFARI BOATS: Goya and Royo DIVE SITES: Sunken Island, Sumilon Island, Apo Island, Balicasag Island, Alona Beach, Pescador Isand HIGHLIGHTS: Sumilon Island, Apo Island, Balicasag Island SPECIALS: Excursion to the Kawasan Falls INCLUDED: 3-4 divs a day, all meals, shore trips, accommodation in a beach re- sort or in bunks on board EXCLUDED: rental equipment, marine park fees, drinks ashore PRICES: 43,200 Pesos including overnight stay in bunks on board 51,000 Pesos including overnight stay in a beach resort on shore GROUP DISCOUNT: Every 10 divers 1 is free (accommodation on board) ORGANIZERS: Savedra Dive Center - www.savedra.com Easy Diving Beach Resort - www.sipalay.com CONTACT: Karl H. Epp - [email protected] Christian Reinwald - [email protected] SCHEDULE Sipalay - Moalboal Moalboal-Sipalay Oct 22.-27.2018 Oct 30.- Nov 04.2018 Nov 07.-12.2018 Nov 15.- 20.2018 Nov 23.-28.2018 Dec 01.- 06.2018 Dec 09.-14.2018 Dec 17.- 22.2018 Dec 24.-29.2018 Jan 02.- 07.2019 Jan 10.-15.2019 Jan 18.- 23.2019 Jan 26.- 31.2019 Feb 03.- 08.2019 Feb 11.- 16.2019 Feb 19.- 24.2019 Feb 27.-Mar 04.2019 Mar 07.- 12.2019 Mar 15.- 20.2019 Mar 23.- 28.2019 Mar 31.- Apr 05.2019 Apr 08.- 13.2019 Apr 16.- 21.2019 Apr 24.- 29.2019 May 02.- 07.2019 May 10.- 15.2019 May 18.- 23.2019 May 26.- 31.2019 Cebu Fun Divers - Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines www.cebufundivers.com - [email protected] - 63 (0)32 474 3219 Dive Safari Info - Visayas 6 Days Dive Safari Negros - Bohol - Cebu Cruise with us through the “epicenter” of marine biodiversity on earth, the Visayan Archipelago. The islands of Negros, Bohol and Cebu belong to the coral triangle home to more than 12.000 species of fish. Be prepared for great service, good visibility, colorful corals, schools of fish, large predators, and tiny critters. The safari vessels Royo and Goya commute between Sipalay (Negros) and Moalboal (Cebu) regularly back and forth. Within 6 days you will see the best dive spots the region has to offer, including Dauin, Apo Is- land, Siquijor Island, Balicasag Island, Panglao Island, Sumilon Island, Sunken Island and Pescador Island. Even a trip to the Kawasan Waterfalls set in the jungle of Matutinao Nature Park in Cebu is included, with an additional option to visit the Chocolate Hills of Bohol. Apo Island is one of the world’s best known community- organized marine sanctuaries, and as such it has been well doc¬umented by the global science community. At present, the island is home to over 650 documented species of fish and estimated to have over 400 species of corrals. On Panglao, the Panglao Marine Biodiversity Project found that Panglao alone has more marine biodiversity than Japan and the Mediterranean Sea. For all those who would like to see the Chocolate Hills of Bohol, a day trip can be organized for a surcharge. Sumilon Island is all of 24 hectares of luxuriant tropi- cal greens enveloped by an astonishing collection of marine flora and fauna teeming in its lucid and azure waters. Cebu Fun Divers - Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines www.cebufundivers.com - [email protected] - 63 (0)32 474 3219 Dive Safari Info - Visayas 6 Days Dive Safari Negros - Bohol - Cebu Dive Safari Tour Schedule These safari tours are offered from October to early May, the following dive sites are visited: Safari Tour 1: Moalboal - Alona Beach - Siquijor - Apo - Sipalay Day: 1 Moalboal - Sunken Island – Excursion Kawasan Waterfalls - Liloan. 3-4 dives. Overnight in Liloan. Day 2: Liloan - Sumilon Island - Balicasag Island. 3-4 dives. Overnight in Alona Beach, Bohol. Day 3: Panglao Island, 3-4 dives or optional land tour to the Chocolate Hills. Overnight in Alona Beach, Bohol. Day 4: Balicasag Island, Siquijor Island, 3-4 dives. Overnight in Dauin, Negros Day 5: Apo Island, 3-4 dives. Overnight in Dauin, Negros Day 6: Dauin, Sipalay 2-3 dives. Check-in in Sipalay, Negros. Safari Tour 2: Sipalay - Apo - Siquijor - Alona Beach - Moalboal Day 1: Sipalay - Basay - Dauin, 3-4 dives, Overnight in Dauin, Negros Day 2: Apo Island, 3-4 dives. Overnight in Dauin, Negros Day 3: Siquijor Island, Balicasag Island, 3-4 dives. Overnight in Alona Beach. Day 4: Panglao Island, 3-4 dives or optional land tour to the Chocolate Hills. Overnight in Alona Beach, Bohol. Day 5: Balicasag Island - Sumilon Island, 3-4 dives. Overnight in Liloan. Day 6: Liloan, Moalboal, Excursion Kawasan Waterfalls. Check in Moalboal Cebu Fun Divers - Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines www.cebufundivers.com - [email protected] - 63 (0)32 474 3219 Dive Safari Info - Visayas Dive Safari Map For inquiries please contact: Karl H. Epp - [email protected] Christian Reinwald - [email protected] Cebu Fun Divers - Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines www.cebufundivers.com - [email protected] - 63 (0)32 474 3219.
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