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In Love with Tubbataha
Located far from civilized soil, Tubbataha isn't a plot of land -- rather it is a series of two large coral atolls located in the middle of the Sulu Sea.
Tubbataha Reef National Park is the hatchery of most of the marine life that sustains the lives of Filipinos and thus needs to be protected. Rare turtles, whale sharks, rays, dolphins, mantas, several species of sharks and other pelagic life thrive here.
For divers, Tubbataha's visiblity is breathtaking, allowing you to see more than 100 ft into the water, making it one of the best dive spots in the world.
Tubbataha Reef National Park is the hatchery of most of the marine life that sustains the lives of Filipinos and thus needs to be protected. Rare turtles, whale sharks, rays, dolphins, mantas, several species of sharks and other pelagic life thrive here.
For divers, Tubbataha's visiblity is breathtaking, allowing you to see more than 100 ft into the water, making it one of the best dive spots in the world.
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