Philippine Siren Liveaboard

Philippine Siren

Liveaboard Diving · Philippines

A bespoke 131-foot diving platform merging high-end imaging facilities with teak craftsmanship, twin tenders, and sophisticated security.

16
Philippines
40m
2013

About This Vessel

Philippine Siren is a boutique liveaboard cruising the Philippines region. It hosts up to 16 divers on board.

The Philippine archipelago, a geological nexus, offers diverse marine ecosystems explored from the 39.9-meter Philippine Siren.

With over 7,500 islands, the Philippines forms a complex maritime nation where distinct underwater worlds have evolved in close proximity. Positioned at the apex of the Coral Triangle, these waters are a global center for marine biodiversity. This geographic fragmentatio…

Upcoming Departures

Diving Seasons
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Good
24 Oct 2026Saturday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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24 Oct 202611D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $4,850Sold out
04 Nov 202611D/10N
-15%$4,850
from$4,123p.p.
Visayas Southern Leyte & MalapascuaMactan – Mactan
Available
15 Nov 2026Sunday
Malapascua & Visayas
8 days / 7 nights8 days7 nights
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15 Nov 20268D/7N
Malapascua & Visayas
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $3,395Sold out
23 Nov 202611D/10N
-15%$4,850
from$4,123p.p.
Malapascua & VisayasMactan – Mactan
Available
04 Dec 2026Friday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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04 Dec 202611D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $4,850Sold out
19 Dec 2026Saturday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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19 Dec 202611D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $4,850Sold out
30 Dec 2026Wednesday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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30 Dec 202611D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $4,850Sold out
10 Jan 2027Sunday
Malapascua & Visayas
8 days / 7 nights8 days7 nights
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10 Jan 20278D/7N
Malapascua & Visayas
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $3,675Sold out
21 Jan 2027Thursday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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21 Jan 202711D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $5,250Sold out
01 Feb 2027Monday
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
11 days / 10 nights11 days10 nights
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01 Feb 202711D/10N
Visayas Southern Leyte & Malapascua
(Mactan – Mactan)
from $5,250Sold out

Onboard Amenities

Covered Exterior Deck
Classic Ironwood Build
Polished Teak Wood Details
Twin Main Engines
Water Desalination System
Three Electrical Generators
Traditional Wood Construction
12-Member Professional Staff
40-Meter Sailing Yacht Design
Covered Outdoor Dining Terrace

Dining & Beverages

Alfresco Dining Experience
Buffet Culinary Experience
Alcoholic Beverages and Cocktails
Continuous Refreshments
Non-Alcoholic Carbonated Drinks On Board
Spirits and Beer offered
All-Inclusive Meal Plan On Board
Potable Water On Board
Assorted Snacks On Board
Selection of Teas and Coffee On Board

The culinary program consists of an all-inclusive full-board arrangement featuring a buffet-style blend of international Western plates and regional Filipino flavors. Guests have the flexibility to dine in the climate-controlled lounge or the sheltered, open-air dining area under the open sky.

Dive Equipment & Setup

Dedicated Gear Lockers
Scuba Equipment Hire
Spacious Covered Dive Deck
Nitrox (Enriched Air) Availability
Equipment Assembly Zone
Two Inflatable Tenders
Dedicated Photo and Video Lab
Three Professional Dive Guides
Pair of MCH 13 Compressors
Educational Dive Center

Dive Area & Sites

The Philippines is a biodiversity hotspot within the Coral Triangle, offering an incredible range of diving experiences across its 7,000+ islands. Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Sulu Sea, features pristine walls and large pelagic encounters including manta rays, whale sharks, and hammerhead sharks. The Visayas region is famous for thresher shark encounters at Malapascua and sardine runs at Moalboal, while Anilao and Dumaguete offer world-class macro diving with frogfish, blue-ringed octopus, and flamboyant cuttlefish. Apo Reef, one of the largest contiguous coral reef systems in Asia, hosts healthy populations of sea turtles, reef sharks, and Napoleon wrasse. The warm waters, exceptional biodiversity, and friendly local diving culture make the Philippines one of Southeast Asia's most rewarding diving destinations.

Important Information

What's Included

Onboard lodging · Guide-led dives

Not Included & Local Fees

Tubbataha conservation fee: approx. 5,000 PHP per diver (only on Tubbataha routes) · Fuel Surcharge

Airport Transfers

Complimentary shuttles are arranged for guests traveling between the airport, local hotels, and the vessel.

Insurance Recommendation

We strongly recommend all guests to purchase comprehensive dive accident insurance and trip cancellation insurance before departure. Dive accident insurance covers medical treatment, hyperbaric chamber costs, and emergency evacuation in the event of a diving incident. Trip cancellation insurance protects your financial investment, not only if you need to cancel or cut short your trip due to personal illness, injury, or other unforeseen circumstances, but also if the trip is postponed or cancelled by the operator due to severe weather, technical issues, or other operational reasons. In the unlikely event of operator insolvency, cancellation insurance can also help recover your payments. Please ensure your policies are valid for the entire duration of your trip and cover the planned activities.

Medical Form Required

A valid dive medical certificate or an accepted medical form is required for all guests on this vessel. You can submit a doctor's certificate confirming your fitness to dive, or complete and sign the medical form yourself if the form and operator permit self-declaration. If your answers or the operator's rules require medical clearance, a doctor's approval is mandatory; signing at your own risk does not replace it. Permission to dive remains subject to the operator's requirements. Download the form, complete it for each guest and upload the signed document in your booking area.

Rental Gear

Buoyancy Compensator (BCD): $75–$180 per voyage · Breathing Regulator: $75–$180 per voyage

Accommodation

Premium Twin Cabin

Premium Twin Cabin

Twin and/or double • Lower Deck • 12 m²

4x
👥 2 Guests• Private Ensuite Bath• Climate Control• Generous Storage
Premium Twin/Double

Premium Twin/Double

Twin Beds / Double Bed (Convertible) • Lower Deck • 12 m²

2x
👥 2 Guests
Premium Double Cabin

Premium Double Cabin

Double • Lower Deck • 9 m²

2x
👥 2 Guests• Private Ensuite Bath• Climate Control• Generous Storage

Booking & Travel FAQ

How does the booking process work?

Select a cabin and departure on Philippine Siren, and we send a real-time inquiry to the operator. After availability is confirmed, you receive a booking confirmation by email and secure your spot with a deposit.

When do I need to pay?

A deposit (usually 25-35%) is due upon confirmation. The remaining balance is typically due 4-8 weeks before departure, depending on the operator.

What documents will I receive?

After your final payment, you'll receive a travel voucher with meeting point, embarkation time, airport transfer details, packing tips, and your full itinerary.

How do I get to the boat?

Most liveaboards depart from a designated marina. Many operators offer airport pickup and transfers, details are in your voucher. We recommend arriving one day before departure.

What certifications do I need?

A valid dive certification (e.g. PADI Open Water), dive insurance, and a valid passport. Some destinations require additional permits or visas, we inform you during booking.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

Cancellation terms vary by operator and are in your confirmation. Generally, the earlier you cancel the higher the refund. Changes depend on availability, contact us as soon as possible.

Vessel Technical Overview

Vessel Specifications

Year built2013
Year renovated2013
Length39.9 m / 131 feet
Beam9.8 m / 32 feet
Cruising speed8 knots
Top speed10 knots
Max guests16
Number of cabins8
Number of bathrooms10
Engines2
Freshwater makerAvailable
Water capacity16 tonnes
Tenders2

Navigation & Safety Systems

Medical Oxygen Kits
Smoke Sensors
Radio Contact with Tenders
Life Jackets
First Aid Supplies
Fire Extinguishing Equipment
AED (Defibrillator)
Personnel Trained in Oxygen Administration
Emergency Life Rafts
Staff with First Aid Certification
Digital Echo Sounder
Radio Comms (VHF/DSC/SSB)
Engine Compartment CCTV
Electronic Sea Radar
Automatic Water Leak Sensors
Global Positioning Hardware
Distress Signal Flares
Mobile and Satellite Phone Links
Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
Underwater Sonar/Fish Tracking
Powerful Deck Searchlight

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