CAGAYAN DIVE CAMPING
Cagayancillo is an underwater ridge sculpted by extinct volcanoes that end in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park.
Dive Cagayan Island 2025/2026
The Cagayan ridge, which is 500 km long and 30 km wide, is topped by the Cagayan islands. The ridge, which erupted from dormant volcanoes thousands of years ago, links the Cagayan islands with the Tubbataha Reef and Borneo. Throughout the years, corals developed there up to 100 m high, albeit some of it sank again, deteriorated, or degraded.
The 120-kilometer-distance archipelago from Sipalay contains 31 islands. For the most part, they are unoccupied. Because all of the islands are flat and thickly covered with vegetation, including palm trees, the region is occasionally contrasted with the Maldives. All year long, the temperature is high, but from December through to April, the humidity is lower than it is from May to November.
Diving at Cagayancillo
An underwater ridge called Cagayancillo, which is part of the Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park, was formed by dormant volcanoes.
For divers who enjoy pelagic fish, coral, and walls but don't want to spend the night on a boat, it is the perfect place to go.
Accomodation
In January 2020, our brand-new Easy Diving Eco-Resort was finished. High-end beds and mattresses are available in both our Luxury Glamping Tents and AC Bungalows. We have a constant connection to the electrical grid. Every socket complies with European requirements. For personal hygiene, there is a brick facility with four showers and toilets available. The bungalows each include a CR and shower. Kingsize or twin beds can be reserved in the accommodation, as well as single occupancy.
You will have an absolutely beautiful, heavenly time at the eco-resort in a setting that still reflects the history of the Philippines.
You will have a slightly smaller selection with straightforward but always freshly made dishes because the islands are far away. Nonetheless, Easy Diving promises to provide proper service. Going back to the beginnings in style Although not included in the cost of the safari, alcoholic beverages are also accessible.
Diving
Breakfast is served aboard the boat after coffee and snacks are served on the way to the first dive in the morning. The first dive is the deepest after breakfast. You will typically complete three dives each day before we return to the harbor at around 4 o'clock because the other two are shallower. On the boat, as usual, there is lunch, a variety of snacks, fruits, water, non-alcoholic drinks, tea, and coffee in between dives.
Lagoon dives at night are always an option. Of course, we can modify the schedule to suit the needs of the visitors. The ship is outfitted with an oxygen tank, a compressor, contemporary communication devices, safety gear, and first aid supplies.
Surface Marker Buoy/SMB, dive computer, and underwater light must all be brought by each diver.
You have the chance to tour the main island and get to know its wonderful residents after the safari. Your final dive must end by 1 o'clock on the sixth day in order to ensure a secure flight back to Sipalay. You now have a break that lasts at least 18 hours.
Transfer
You go to Cagayancillo in a Cessna with six seats so that we may treat you like the Very Important People that you are to us. This one-of-a-kind move takes 25 minutes and gives you breathtaking impressions.
You pick you up at the runway in the same manner when you return to Sipalay. You are then taken to Amila Dive Beach Resort or to the place you are going next.
Tour Plan 2025/2026
Starting on December 14, 2024 there is going to be a flight to Cagayan every seven days, departing on Tuesdays. The duration of the stay is seven nights.
Your next Adventure is just in front of you
There are 31 islands in the 120-kilometer-distance archipelago from Sipalay. The majority of them are uninhabited. The area is sometimes compared to the Maldives because all of the islands are flat and heavily forested with plants and palm palms. While the temperature is high all year round, the climate is less humid from December to April than it is from May to November.
PHP 112,500/per week
Flight from Sipalay, ca. 25 min fligh time
7 nights at Easy Diving Eco-Resort
Full Board
Worldclass diving
Surcharge for single occupancy 9,500 PHP
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Where does the safari start and end?
At the airstrip of Sipalay city.
When does the Tour start?
The flight from Sipalay Airport leaves at around 8am.
When does the Tour end?
The Tour ends between 9am to 10am at this time we would be back at the Sipalay Airport.
Do I need to be Advanced diver or higher?
Holding an AOWD certification or higher is advised in order to be able to join for all the dives. There are dives, for which the prerequisite is an AOWD certification. But you can of course pass your AOWD in no more than 2 days with us prior to your safari.
Do I need to do a check dive before the safari?
Yes, for your own safety we ask you to do a check dive with us prior to sailing out.
How many divemaster are on this tour?
In general we do have one multilingual European dive instructor and one local divemaster on board. If you would like to have your own dive guide, we can of course arrange one for an additional charge.
How do I reach Sipalay from Bacolod or Dumaguete?
With a Van and driver. We would be please to arrange such a transfer for you. For the more adventurous, there are buses or freelance driver around the airports. On request we will arrange a 25 minutes air transfer for you
Can you arrange my transfers?
We do arrange any kind of transfer from any point of the Philippines.