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h2odragon1
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kwhkg
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check with Andy devondiver
Where are you staying?
Broadwalk and Johan are miles apart.
+1 Devon Diver
I've never met him personally but from what I've read on SB he is a safety conscientious instructor who may help provide some excellent tuition as well as be able to put you in touch with a reputable operator.
I've never met him personally but from what I've read on SB he is a safety conscientious instructor who may help provide some excellent tuition as well as be able to put you in touch with a reputable operator.
+1 on Devon Diver, he lives in Subic Bay 
kwhkg
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Sorry for the slow reply, was off on a jaunt to HK and didn't check the board for a few days.
To the OP: Where's your accommodation? What sort of diving are you looking for? ('vibe' of the center, dives per day, which sites etc?). Feel free to PM me.
Here's some generic info:
Philippines Visitor Advice
Subic Bay Travel Advice
History of Subic Bay
Subic Bay Dive Sites
Philippines Diving Emergency Contacts
Approx 1500-1600php per dive, without equipment.
SBMA area - Mostly Filipino and Korean restaurants - I'm not an expert on those. Texas Joe's (next to Boardwalk) does amazing TexMex. Extremely Expresso (2 mins from Boardwalk on the road behind) does great pizza/coffee. Bunches of food choices at the new Harbor Point Mall, including TGI Fridays etc etc etc
Barretto area - SitnBull Tavern for a good all-round, US-based menu at a great price - it's just off the highway on Del Pilar St. On the highway itself; Strombolli's for Pizza, Midnight Rambler for British food (lovely homemade pies and fish 'n chips), Bretto's for burgers, Arizona Resort for grill and seafood.
Baloy Area - Blue Rock Resort for awesome grill and seafood. Trader Ric's (next to Blue Rock) does great US-style food and bottomless coffee/ice-tea and lemonade. Johan's has a good European menu.
To the OP: Where's your accommodation? What sort of diving are you looking for? ('vibe' of the center, dives per day, which sites etc?). Feel free to PM me.
Here's some generic info:
Philippines Visitor Advice
Subic Bay Travel Advice
History of Subic Bay
Subic Bay Dive Sites
Philippines Diving Emergency Contacts
Approx 1500-1600php per dive, without equipment.
SBMA area - Mostly Filipino and Korean restaurants - I'm not an expert on those. Texas Joe's (next to Boardwalk) does amazing TexMex. Extremely Expresso (2 mins from Boardwalk on the road behind) does great pizza/coffee. Bunches of food choices at the new Harbor Point Mall, including TGI Fridays etc etc etc
Barretto area - SitnBull Tavern for a good all-round, US-based menu at a great price - it's just off the highway on Del Pilar St. On the highway itself; Strombolli's for Pizza, Midnight Rambler for British food (lovely homemade pies and fish 'n chips), Bretto's for burgers, Arizona Resort for grill and seafood.
Baloy Area - Blue Rock Resort for awesome grill and seafood. Trader Ric's (next to Blue Rock) does great US-style food and bottomless coffee/ice-tea and lemonade. Johan's has a good European menu.
LukeH
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+1 for Andy. Go sidemount!
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