Discovery Adventure | 菲律宾

Boat

Discovery Adventure 长47米，宽8.5米，其平均巡航速度为7海里/小时，该游轮于1987年在美丽的斐济建造而成。

如今，它经历了近3年的全面重建改造，从2014年到2016年，终于在2016年的图巴塔哈潜水季再次回到我们的身边。该游轮由著名的专业潜水船宿公司－Discovery Fleet管理运营，给予旅客绝对的品质和专业保证，此外，该游轮不能设施齐全，可以满足旅客的娱乐休闲需求，而且功能性非常强大，是一艘专为潜水船宿而设计的游轮。

Discovery Adventure 船上设有一间空调沙龙休闲室，一间相机工作室，一个宽敞的阳光甲板，一个带有遮阳篷的户外用餐区。

该游轮船上的厨师每日都会为旅客精心准备丰盛而美味的可口餐食，保证在旅客不仅可以在潜水和各项娱乐中感受到快乐，同样可以通过美食达到心情愉悦。此外，该游轮还在整个船宿期间24小时地为旅客供应咖啡，酒水，果汁，矿泉水，软饮，小吃。

Discovery Adventure 同时也是一艘可以提供给非潜水员和儿童愉快假期的船宿游轮，该游轮不仅仅提供专业的潜水，而且在潜水之余，该游轮每天都会为非潜水员和随行儿童提供不同的户外活动，如：海岛观光／浮潜／游轮当地渔村等等。

Cabin

Discovery Adventure 船上共有14间舒适且现代化的空调客舱，每期船宿可承载最多28位旅客同行：

所有客舱内均配有私人卫浴室，中央空调系统，衣柜，和其他一些客舱设施。

2间 VIP客舱：
位于上层甲板，每间客舱内均配有两张平行的单人床

4间 上层甲板客舱：
位于上层甲板，每间客舱内均配有两张双人床

6间 标准客舱：
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内均有两张平行的单人床

2间 标准客舱：
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内均有一张双人床

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供3潜 + 额外可能的夜潜/黄昏潜
• 图巴塔哈海洋公园内无法提供夜潜 (禁止夜潜)
• 登船日 & 离船日当天均不提供任何潜水项目
• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 (根据旅客返程航班)
• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务
• 船上配有大海皮划艇可供旅客免费使用

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 15升气瓶：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂时无法提供
• 技术潜水：目前暂时无法提供/支持
• 潜水装备：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 洗衣服务：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 按摩服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 船上支付方式：现金 (美元/菲律宾比索)
• 船员人数：20 - 29人，含3 - 4位潜导

Tubbataha (Late March – Mid June)

A Tubbataha dive safari on the Discovery Fleet is the perfect way to explore the wonders of this special Place and during this period the ship turns into a full-fledged diving live aboard whose activities center around diving exclusively.

The Discovery Fleet will make best efforts to follow the established itineraries but reserves the right to change it due to sea conditions, weather and safety considerations during the actual voyage.

Itinerary for Tubbataha Regular trip

Day 1 -> Guest embarkation in Puerto Princesa Port between 2 – 4pm, lift anchor in the evening.
Day 2 -> South of North Atoll (Dive sites: Ranger Station, Amos Rock, Wall Street)
Day 3 -> South of South Atoll (Dive sites: Delsan Wreck, Southwest wall, Triggerfish City)
Day 4 -> North of South Atoll (Dive sites: Black Rock, T Wreck, Ko-ok)
Day 5 -> North of North Atoll (Dive sites: Shark Airport, Seafan Alley, Washing Machine)
Day 6 -> Malayan Wreck of North Atoll and Jessie Beazley
Day 7 -> Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa Port after breakfast, 8am onwards.

Transition Trip Batangas to Tubbataha

Day 1 -> Embarkation in Batangas Int’l Container Port (between 2-4 pm)
Day 2 -> 3 dives in Apo Reef (no Night dive)
Day 3 -> 3 dives in Cuyo Islands (No night dive)
Day 4-6 -> 4 dives in TRNP
Day 7 -> 3 day dives (no night dive) TRNP
Day 8 -> Disembarkation in Puerto Princesa Port after breakfast, 8am onwards

Transition Trip Tubbataha to Batangas

Day 1 -> Embarkation in Puerto Princesa Port (Between 2- 4 pm)
Day 2-5 -> 4 dives in TRNP
Day 6 -> 2 dives Cuyo
Day 7 -> 3 day dives Apo Reef. Lift anchor
Day 8 -> Disembarkation in Batangas Int’l Container Port after breakfast, around 11am-12nn.

Tubbataha Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Tubbataha Reef Transition Trips?
Tubbataha Reef Transition 1 is the transition of the ship from Batangas Int'l Port to Tubbataha. Tubbataha Transition Trip 2 the Port of embarkation is Port of Puerto Princesa. Disembarkation will be at the Batangas Int'l Port.

2. What is Tubbataha Regular Trip?
Tubbataha Regular Trip starts and ends at Puerto Princesa. All diving is done in the Tubbataha Reefs National Park.

3.What time does the boat leave on the day of departure/arrive day of arrival?
The ship embark for Tubbataha between 6-8 pm on the day of departure. We advise the guests arrive Puerto Princesa around 2pm.

The check-out time in the vessel is 0800am on the last day, but guests who have later flights are free to remain on board until airport transfer time.

4.Should I be an advanced diver?
Not necessarily. All dives begin with a back-roll onto the reef top which is usually around 15 meters. After everyone has trimmed their buoyancy and are comfortable, the dive leader will then bring the group to the drop off and down the wall. Current is usually present in Tubbataha and thus drift diving is the norm. Divers go with the flow of the current and a chaseboat will be ready to pick them up when they surface.