Wow! And with real drift diving to boot. Now, I'm really ashamed why after all this time I haven't been to the Anilao area.
Thanks koya caloy!
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Wow! And with real drift diving to boot. Now, I'm really ashamed why after all this time I haven't been to the Anilao area.
Thanks koya caloy!
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I'm not sure if it will be to your taste but I find Dive & Trek to be very newbie friendly. Lots of critters scattered around, chances of spotting Jacks or Trevallies are high. You might also like to try Ligpo or Aquaventure
yes Dive n trek is nice for newbies as you may do several dive profiles in Dive n trek, you can plan for shallow and you may plan for 30 meters .
at 31 to 32 meters near Bat cave. you may spot a group of snappers there. not for newbie tho as you may need to deal with some current
while 30 meters right infront on some crevices you may chance on bitsy shark
if you want some challenge just straight off the andy area there is a mound there where the buoy is set. over at the deep end you may go around the wall and may chance on several schools if your the first maybe even chance on the greeen turtles resting by near by the cross.
but Dive N tek is 45 mins ride to Beatrice.
but i do like the Sombrero to Beatrice drift. do it on a sunny day .
oh by the way, if its mid day to afternoon and some wind, the exit after Beatrice dive would be quite an effort. hehehhehe you'll see. hahahhaha it adds to the memorable experience of diving the site.
at 31 to 32 meters near Bat cave. you may spot a group of snappers there. not for newbie tho as you may need to deal with some current
while 30 meters right infront on some crevices you may chance on bitsy shark
if you want some challenge just straight off the andy area there is a mound there where the buoy is set. over at the deep end you may go around the wall and may chance on several schools if your the first maybe even chance on the greeen turtles resting by near by the cross.
but Dive N tek is 45 mins ride to Beatrice.
but i do like the Sombrero to Beatrice drift. do it on a sunny day .
oh by the way, if its mid day to afternoon and some wind, the exit after Beatrice dive would be quite an effort. hehehhehe you'll see. hahahhaha it adds to the memorable experience of diving the site.
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Wow! Another set of tips. I keep getting valuable information form the people here. Thanks guys. Really appreciated.
Hopefully, I get to meet you someday and maybe even hit the water together. That is if you don't mind diving with seemingly forever newbies like myself.
Hopefully, I get to meet you someday and maybe even hit the water together. That is if you don't mind diving with seemingly forever newbies like myself.
shugar
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Wow! Another set of tips. I keep getting valuable information form the people here. Thanks guys. Really appreciated.
Hopefully, I get to meet you someday and maybe even hit the water together. That is if you don't mind diving with seemingly forever newbies like myself.
wow... that last comment so reminds me of when the PPD started - we said the same thing hahahaha!
now we're old... well pao and caloy are... the rest of us are just more mature
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shugar
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Hmmmm.. so what is White Balance, master?
Just joking guys. Being into photography myself, I am familiar with this one.
Notwithstanding, I'm pretty sure I'll have more questions for you in the future. And it comforts me knowing that the masters here will always be happy to listen (or read) and help.
Thanks again guys.
Just joking guys. Being into photography myself, I am familiar with this one.
Notwithstanding, I'm pretty sure I'll have more questions for you in the future. And it comforts me knowing that the masters here will always be happy to listen (or read) and help.
Thanks again guys.
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