Best Diving Resort - Panglao, Bohol, Philippines - Sardine Run
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
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Best Place to Swim with the Sardines:
Napaling Point in Panglao, Bohol is one of the few locations where you can swim with a shape-shifting school of sardines and local conservation efforts are being made. An underwater coral restoration laboratory has been set up for study and education and a no boating zone has been created to protect this natural wonder.
Rey, from Vesna Panglao conservation, will tell us more about one of the best scuba locations in the Philippines and about the sustainable tourism projects going on at Napaling Point.
Napaling Point may be known for its giant vortex of sardines but it has much more to offer. Its shallow reef has a large variety of hard and soft corals, and is great for snorkelers and underwater photographers, while the deeply sloping wall attracts freedivers from around the world. And now, Napaling is the home of a coral restoration laboratory.
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If you are wanting to swim with sardines, Napaling Point in Panglao, Bohol, Philippines may be the best place. A giant vortex of sardines has been there, year-round for the past 3 years, and the shallow reef has a large variety of sea life as well as hard and soft corals.
The deeply sloping wall attracts scuba and freedivers from around the world. It’s easy to get to and right off the shore making it a great bucket list destination.
Swimming with the sardines is a bucket list experience. Expect to be blown away as you swim through the shape-shifting vortex of millions of fish. The sardines are harmless and you can swim in and out of the moving clouds as they separate and then gather back together.
Visibility is usually outstanding, sometimes up to 30 meters.
Maria Noella “Wei” Zosa - M’Ocean Freediving:
Wei Zosa is the deepest female competitive freediver in the Philippines and holds two national records. She is a yoga teacher, Freedive instructor, and trains here at Napaling. In this video, she tells us about the best place to train for freediving and freediving with the sardines.
Best Snorkeling in the Philippines:
Napaling’s vibrant, shallow reef has little to no current. There’s lots to explore and even a beginner can experience swimming with the sardines.
Best Scuba Diving in the Philippines:
Scuba divers will enjoy exploring Napaling Wall. It stretches from 4 to 40m in depth with many holes, crevasses, overhangs, and caves.
Best Freedive Training Location:
Competitive freedivers from around the world train at Napaling because of the warm water temperature and deep water, accessible right from shore.
Sardine Season Philippines:
Sardine runs are seasonal many places but the Sardine run here in Panglao has been year-round for the last three years.
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Napaling now has an underwater coral restoration laboratory created by Vesna Panglao Conservation. To avoid damaging the coral, it’s important not to use sunblock when swimming near the coral and to avoid standing on or brushing against the coral.
Getting to Panglao by Air:
Direct flights are available to Panglao from Manila, Cebu, Davao, and Angeles. And the Airport is about a 15-minute drive from the airport, and only 20 minutes from Alona Beach.
Getting to Panglao by Sea:
There are ferry companies that offer trips from Cebu and Dumaguete to Tagbilaran. The cost is around 450 PHP per person, and the fast ferry takes two hours. From there, you can get to anywhere on Panglao by tricycle taxi for about 400 pesos.
Swimming with Whale Sharks:
If you would like to swim with the whale sharks, A high-speed boat is available from Momo beach to Oslob, and only takes 90 minutes each way, making it an easy day trip and you can book a roundtrip, online ticket for ₱ 1,500.
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Almira Costs:
Snorkeling equipment Rental:
Mask with snorkel 150 PHP, $3 USD
Life Vest 100 PHP, $2 USD
Fins 100 PHP, $2 USD
Snorkeling Lesson, 500 PHP, $10. USD.
Scuba Diving cost 1,650 PHP, $32 USD per dive includes full equipment and tank.
Discover Scuba Diving Program. 3,000 PHP, $60. USD.
Open Water Scuba Certification 2-3 Days, Including all equipment, pool sessions, exams and certification, 18,000 PHP, $355. USD.
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Beautiful place, the water is so clear. You have everything there.
bb89670, It's an amazing place! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
Bohol looks like a tropical paradise for divers. Nice job Jim capturing the sardines under water. Amazing how they move together.
Sardine run is on my bucket list for quite some time😢
so nice beautiful place... i wish i learn how to swim hehehe
thanks for awesome video and promoting our tourist spots attraction :)
Bohol Island Tour Julex, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I love Bohol!
Awesome vdeo... Welcome to the Philippines...
Jean Galaura, Thanks for watching and for the warm welcome. I love it here in the Philippines!
You sounded like the host of lonely planet and BBC earth. Goodluck! Keep going.
Wow, wonderful scenery 🌴🚣🏜️🌻
whoa, underwater paradise
1375chelsea, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. I really believe it is one of the best diving spots in the world.
Hey Jim, this is Dave. I met you in Borongan at Ed's house at the get together. Just want to say what a great video. Looking forward to going diving at this resort. Hope to see you again.
Hey Dave. Thanks for connecting here. I hope to be back in Borongann soon. Let me know when you go to Panglao. I plan to go back there for a freediving class at some point in the future.
Beautiful and amazing video i like the video very much.😍😍😍
Beautiful!!! Thanks for the video.
Rc Legend, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. :)
Wow
Love this spot. The sardines is a lot
Thank you for sharing...
This is the first time I've heard of this location...
Roderick L, Thanks for watching. You must visit, it's amazing.
Im definitely lovibg u"r channel now
Merry Christmas, from Philippines
Jeanilyn Murcia, Merry Christmas to you too!
Wow it's Beautiful there
Philippines is now the number one best diving Country in the World according to Tourism Department.
I will look you guys up as soon as this lockdown is over and done with. Need to start diving again. Thanks for the excellent presentation..
Good work👍
Thanks, I will try to have another video up next week but I have a lot of travel days coming up.
Hala ka nice
So beautiful thanks for sharing sir.
Awesome video!
Wow, I would love to try there
I love to dive there before im gone on this earth, prayers that i can dive there!
Lulu Velasco, I hope you get the chance to dive there.
Ganda
maniah man, Thanks for watching.
My beautiful island
very nice...
dan phil, Thanks for watching, I'm glad you found the video helpful.
I would love to travel there soon,
Will go there next year
rap dr, I think you will love it. I think it is the best snorkeling site in the world. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Covid be like: Nopeeeee
Great video
Joseph Robi, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Proud boholano
I love this guy @4:02 hahahaha nice resort!
Justin Harris Roque Dizon, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Almira is a great dive resort.
the secret jems of the philippines ..thats why more adventure more explore more fun in the philipppines..we hve 7,169 islands..100 waterfall ,unique waterfalls fallings into the oceans ticau islands..
Anyway, she’s the best yoga teacher!
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❤️❤️
The only closest I get to a sardines were to a Ligo canned sardines
Ogie Cruz, Thanks for watching.
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Try to visit New Clark City in the Central Luzon. It's a rising city and the future capital of the Philippines.
new subs her... b'coz u went in mati city.. 👌
trip ni vanz, Thanks for subbing! I love Mati.
Hello I'm new your Chanel thanks for sharing my country so beautiful beach swimming a million of sardines and big shark u visite again in the Philippine god bless I'm waching from Riyadh Saudi
Thanks for visiting my channel.
@@LivingOverseasTV welcom enjoy your travel god bless
because of the sardines, do they bring in larger game fish?
Fantastic video!
Was the wifi in your room ok?
That Guy, The wifi in my room was just okay. It was good enough for me to get my work done. During peak hours it was very slow everywhere on the island that I stayed. I was able to video Skype during non-peak hours.
That Guy, The wifi in my room was just okay. It was good enough for me to get my work done. During peak hours it was very slow everywhere on the island that I stayed. I was able to video Skype during non-peak hours.
That Guy, The wifi in my room was just okay. It was good enough for me to get my work done. During peak hours it was very slow everywhere on the island that I stayed. I was able to video Skype during non-peak hours.
@@LivingOverseasTV Thank you for answering. One last question: in situations where a place's in-house wifi is marginal, is the area cell service also typically bad? Or can one typically usually find a fast connection by tethering to a cell with a local SIM?
@@thatguy7119, Here in the Philippines, in the cities and towns, you can usually get good internet. As you get out to the beaches and amazing nature the internet is not very reliable. There are two main cell companies, Globe and Smart. Friends of mine that have to have internet for work, for backup, have a SIM card for each company and then they just purchase data for whichever card works best in the area they are traveling. I hope that helps.
Can you rent a go pro at the dive shop?
Great video do you have one from Hundred islands thanks
Not yet
@@LivingOverseasTV just saying I have a big coastal land for sale facing the bay at Hundred islands. 10 acres size
I think there a shark
nicahsio dayot, Thanks for watching.
how much the room perday
May i knew the name of the resort mr. Vlogger at salamat
what is the name of the resort?
Can we rent tanks, and dive on our own?
I think Ton Ton from Almira diving resort can arrange that, and then it's just a walk down the stairs from the resort to the reef. I think there is a 2 dollar entrance fee to the resort, but contact Almira to confirm.
are sharks a problem ?
Sharks usually don't attack humans. The great white sharks may attack humans but they don't exist in the Philippines. So sharks are not a problem in the Philippines. They are treated like the whale sharks or dolphins. A sight to behold in the deep sea.
Sorry but people don't travel all the way from Europe or America to the Philippines to see... sardines !
Thousand of colorless fish that all look the same.
People want to see colorful coral fish with a variety of shapes ! 🐠
So nice place and no terrorist in bohol unlike mindanao
Maj nay sinong may sabi sau may terrorist sa mndanao, don't over judge mndanao is a big island... Don't generalize...
Wtf? Mag comment k nlang wag mong siraan ang mindanao. Tanginang manileño to utak munggo.
@@eulogiakhoja7480 hahahaha, natawa ako dun ! Utak munggo!
i disagree with your statement. pls know your geography. mindanao is the 2nd largest island of the P H. meaning larger area, many cities and provinces not all infiltrated with conflicts infact a large part of mindanao is very peaceful
@maj nay i bet you never been n Mindanao.
Wow
VirginiaA Betorio, Thanks for watching. It's an amazing place, one of the best diving spots in the Philippines.