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Why Divers Go to Puerto Galera

Interesting Facts

Rich marine biodiversity in and around the Verde Island Passage, an area bordering Puerto Galera that UNESCO lists as part of the Puerto Galera Biosphere Reserve.
Healthy, colorful reefs with both hard and soft corals.
Wide variety of diving styles, including reef dives, drift dives, walls, and nearby wreck diving.
Good fit for many skill levels, from beginners to experienced divers.
Strong macro and fish life, with plenty to interest photographers and marine life lovers.
Easy access to many dive sites, with some reached by short boat rides from town.
Warm-water tropical diving that pairs well with beaches, dining, and an easy travel atmosphere.

Getting to Badladz, Puerto Galera

Travel from Manila to Batangas Port by bus, car, or van. BADLADZ says the land trip is usually about 1–2 hours depending on traffic.
From Batangas Port, take a ferry or fast boat to Puerto Galera. BADLADZ points travelers to Balatero Port or Muelle Pier as common arrival points.
After arrival in Puerto Galera, take a tricycle or van to BADLADZ. Their site says to get transport from the port directly to the resort.
BADLADZ is in Small Tabinay, Puerto Galera, and one page on their site says it is about a 5-minute tricycle ride from Muelle Pier.
Their official contact info is info@badladz.com, +63 939 914 8819, and +63 919 078 3881.

BADLADZ WEBSITE