Zamerdius Dive

21/05/2024

hurry and join us on our last trip to Tubbataha reefs
june 14 to 20, 2024
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21/05/2024

05/05/2024

🐠🌊 Embark on an unforgettable liveaboard journey to Tubbataha 2025! Secure your spot now and dive into the extraordinary!

13/04/2024

Tubbataha Dive Trip 2025
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11/03/2024

I recently went on a scuba diving liveaboard trip to the Tubbataha Reefs in the Philippines, and wanted to share my experience with y'all. I hope you guys en...

03/03/2024

20/09/2023

18/09/2023

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22/03/2023

Tubbataha dive trip
Available slot
June 08 - 14 > 7D6N

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13/03/2023

Off to Tubbataha
1st Dive trip 2023

23/01/2023

Here's the list of still available dates for Tubbataha Season 2023

1) March 21 - 26, 2023 (4 diving days)
2) March 28 - April 03, 2023
3) April 05 - 11, 2023 ( 2 slots available)
4) June 08 - 14, 2023

01/12/2022

26/11/2022

21/05/2022

Last chance to catch them at this season!
Four slots left for 12 to 18 June 2022. Inquire now!

15/04/2022

The Allen Coral Atlas met a major milestone by completing global habitat maps of the world’s tropical, shallow coral reefs. By combining satellite imagery, advanced analytics, and object-based analysis, global collaboration has resulted in maps that show the marine ecosystem's benthic and geomorphic data in unprecedented detail.

Through high resolution satellite images and new tools for analysis, an unprecedented view of coral reefs is being developed and updated regularly

29/03/2022

Mama Ranger Diaries

Napoleon Wrasse

In May 2017 my colleagues at the Tubbataha Management Office (TMO), the rangers, volunteers, and scientists, did a population study of the Napoleon Wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) in Tubbataha. We went to sites we’d never dived before to determine the presence or absence of the Napoleons.

Those dives were very long, because these fish are usually found along the reef crest, where the water is shallow. One site was only a meter deep and we had difficulty keeping our tanks underwater.

During that week-long survey, I saw stretches of coral so beautiful they made me cry. I did truly wonder if I deserved to see them. A Napoleon Wrasse more that one meter long looked me in the eye, and I felt we were kindred spirits, only in different forms, living beings trying to make sense of what we were seeing and why.

Witnessing such incomprehensible beauty is such a religious experience that fills one’s heart with joy and gratitude.

Despite everything that is wrong with this world, life is still truly beautiful!

02/11/2021

M/Y ZAMERDIUS
Tubbataha Dive Schedule

May 21 - May 27, 2024
June 14 - June 20, 2024

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