Diving The Philippines (Bohol)

[LovinlifeinGuam]

What would you guys like to see videos of next? I was planning to create longer videos and was thinking of combining a few short videos into a single 5 minute or so long one showing different species of butterflyfish I followed while diving here in Thailand. Or does anyone have a better idea?

Heres the latest video:

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

Hey, not sure if you guys would be interested or not, but im going to start posting videos traveling around Thailand and of course my Philippines trip. Im almost done editing the first video which will show my friend and I traveling to the island of Koh Samet where we spent a few days last month. Since editing should be finished by tomorrow, itll be posted next week at the latest but I probably wont be posting it here since its not as dive oriented as my other videos.

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

If you are interested in travel videos of Thailand and the Philippines in addition to plenty of dive videos, comment on a video that you found the channel through R2R if you subscribe. Ill definitely answer back and mention you in the next video I post as a thanks!

 

[smitten with ocean life]

so beautiful!! i got to snorkel in the marshall islands. a dream come true!

 

[Coral Kai]

This was my first time diving The Philippines (my first day of several actually) and I wanted to share a few pictures of the more than 100 I took today. If you want to see videos of schools of hundreds of fish and other reef creatures, I uploaded the videos to YouTube and added the links here.

Tomorrow I'll be diving Balicasag, one of the most beautiful reefs in The Philippines and uploading more videos. Only 150 divers are allowed to dive there per day if I'm not mistaken.

Amazing!! Ty for sharing

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

so beautiful!! i got to snorkel in the marshall islands. a dream come true!

Amazing!! Ty for sharing

Thank you both for watching! I have PLENTY of dive content to share and am making travel videos since I frequently travel all over Thailand!

 

[AydenLincoln]

What would you guys like to see videos of next? I was planning to create longer videos and was thinking of combining a few short videos into a single 5 minute or so long one showing different species of butterflyfish I followed while diving here in Thailand. Or does anyone have a better idea?

Heres the latest video:

@ISpeakForTheSeas What are these gorgeous fish?

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

@ISpeakForTheSeas What are these gorgeous fish?

The purple fish scattered everywhere are Anthias!

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

Just posted a poll to see which unedited pic eveyone likes most...go vote!
I think youll find the pics to be pretty nice!

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

@ISpeakForTheSeas What are these gorgeous fish?

The purple fish scattered everywhere are Anthias!

Yeah, Purple Queen Anthias, Pseudanthias tuka.

 

[Coral Kai]

Thank you both for watching! I have PLENTY of dive content to share and am making travel videos since I frequently travel all over Thailand!

I love corals but i cant swim....otherwise i would be diving too!

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

I love corals but i cant swim....otherwise i would be diving too!

Subscribe and youll see everything you would see diving!

 

[Coral Kai]

Subscribe and youll see everything you would see diving!

done! that works for me

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

Wanna vote?

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

Finally getting a full length video ready for my first and second Philippines trips...I posted a preview on Youtube:

 

[Alain_with_2_L's]

I love corals but i cant swim....otherwise i would be diving too!

I can't swim, too! I can't stay afloat in freshwater. In saltwater though, I can somewhat float but prefer to snorkel with a life vest.

I took a chance with my 1st scuba dive in 2022 in the Philippines and now I go diving every time I travel there. It is called a Discovery dive or a beginner's dive. You go through some of the basics of scuba diving, especially safety. You are paired with a licensed master diver as your guide. The first time, my guide even controlled my buoyancy and the deepest I dove to check out corals was less than 10 meters.

If that's too much for you, then I suggest going snorkeling with a life vest. I also did this in El Nido, Puerta Princessa, and other neighboring islands of Palawan back in 2018. The less traveled beaches have thriving reefs you can view from 3 meters or less just floating above them.

I just came back from a recent vacation there and did 2 scuba dives under 15 meters at Mactan, Cebu as well as some snorkeling in Oslob, Moal Boal, and Siargao. I should post some pics and videos, too. Though I'm not a professional like @LovinlifeinGuam.