Jessie Beazley Reef
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Tubbataha Reefs
Why dive here
With 477+ marine species recorded in the area - including barracuda, blacktip reef sharks, blue-spotted stingrays, dolphins and eagle rays - Jessie Beazley Reef offers some of Tubbataha Reef's richest reef diving.
Jessie Beazley Reef sits a little detached from Tubbataha’s main atolls, often an early stop or a final goodbye on the way to or from Puerto Princesa. It’s a distinctive mushroom-shaped reef, the top of it just 7 meters from the surface before it drops off past 50 meters. We’ve had some cracking dives here, particularly around the North and South ends when conditions are calm. You can expect good schools of barracuda circling, and we’ve often spotted Spanish mackerel zipping past, along with the occasional Napoleon wrasse cruising the reef edge. It’s a solid dive for those who appreciate open water pelagics and a decent wall.
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