Why do diving enthusiasts like diving in the Philippines best?

The Philippines is a paradise for divers, which makes sense.

First of all, the Philippines has many beautiful islands, as many as 7 107 islands. It is the second largest island country in the world and the country with the longest coastline, which has laid a natural foundation for the Philippines to become a diving paradise.

The second reason is that the Philippines has a good geographical location and the climatic conditions make most places suitable for diving all year round. Of course, you have to choose different diving spots in different seasons to get a better experience.

The third reason is that the prices of underwater projects such as diving and surfing in the Philippines are relatively low, and compared with similar diving bases such as Sri Lanka, Hainan Island and Hawaii, the prices are more advantageous, thus attracting diving enthusiasts from all over the world to dive here.

The fourth reason is that the Philippines has concentrated various authoritative diving institutions, examination bases and diving institutions. For example, the National Association of Diving Coaches, the International Association of Scuba Diving Schools, the International Association of Underwater Diving, the International Association of Scuba Diving, and all the well-known international technical diving leagues.

Another reason is that the ecological environment of the seabed in the Philippines is well protected, and a large number of marine shellfish survive, about 1200 species. In addition, among the 500 known coral species in the world, there are 488 species in the Philippines. As we all know, one of the great pleasures of divers is to watch the animals and plants in the water, so the Philippines also attracts many divers.

Nevertheless, it is worth noting that diving is a high-risk tourism project. I have witnessed divers being accidentally injured by fishing boat crew at sea and being buried in the sea. Therefore, when diving, you must ensure that you have professional guidance and protection.