hallboy
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they organize liveaboards to Tubataha for small groups ( 8 divers max ) does someone has heard about them? in good or bad?
Queen ane divers and Tubataha
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wow thats really a small group. you might want to check either how big the boat is or how much you will pay per head.
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hallboy
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it's on their website: 660$ for 5 days to tubataah. But i would like to have a trip report from someone who have been on board
hallboy:they organize liveaboards to Tubataha for small groups ( 8 divers max ) does someone has heard about them? in good or bad?
It's a small wooden hulled vessel very popular with Europeans. It's not very popular with Filipinos and other Asians because it lacks separate heads (toilets) and airconditioning.
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hallboy
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Exept those points are they ok? ( for the cruise and for the diving )
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If you are into spartan living conditions, then I guess it's ok. Just ask if there's enough water on board for taking a shower at least once a day.
As for the diving; I haven't heard of any guest getting hurt or killed on that boat. But do ask how many compressors they have on board, and the contingency plan if the same breaks down.
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hallboy
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Smart remarks. Thank you. No idea about the tabibugga? will it cruise again? what about the vasco? the tristar is definitively lost?
I haven't heard any news from either the Tabibuga or Vasco. The Tristar's route has been taken over by the Palau Sports.
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